Belhardt

All 15 images are stored locally as WebP and come from Unsplash under the Unsplash License, which allows commercial use. Photographer, profile and source are listed per motif in IMAGE-CREDITS.md, and the uncropped originals ship in Bilder/unsplash/. The portrait shows a real person without a model release and gets replaced with your own shots before launch.

Voices are other people's claims, the card deck is an experience. Anyone who goes through twelve sentences and nods at three of them has experienced your work before they know you. The cards sit in a data file, you replace them with the sentences from your own conversations.

Yes. The articles come from one data file, a new entry creates a new page with route and meta details. For a new page type you take the closest of the six hero concepts as your model.

Both flows validate the input and show a success state, but nothing is sent yet, and the page says so honestly. Before launch you connect a sending service, it is on the quality assurance checklist.

The consent dialogue sits centred and only stores the decision in the browser. Font and images are local, no request goes to Google, and there is no map, no video and no analytics service. The statistics category is prepared, but no service is wired in.

The site draws the line to therapy explicitly in several places and promises neither healing nor income. There are no invented seals and no association certificates. That stance is part of the template and should stay.

Yes, completely. Pay once, receive the ZIP, adapt it and use it for your project. Yours forever, for your own websites and for client projects. What you cannot do is resell the template as a template.