# AI Website Template Darnholt > For businesses people walk into before they order. Darnholt is the template for a roastery, a workshop or a shop floor, for anywhere the place carries the business and the product brings people back. Paper coloured ground with a real crease texture, a single signal colour, heavy capitals and eighteen pages that answer both questions: is it open now, and why here of all places. - Price: €99 one-time, VAT included - Industry: Coffee roastery & café - Page: https://ai-website.com/templates/darnholt - Demo identity (fictitious): darnholt.de ## Pages included - Home with thirteen sections: a stacked capitals opening, a day bar with the opening status in real time, a product stage with a ring selector, the roast scale, a scroll scene with a changing image, eight varieties, flavour profiles, a bento, origin, houses, voices, a journal preview and the newsletter - Menu with twenty drinks across four tabs, a caffeine comparison, beans, grind settings as dot density, a milk table and a question block - Three product pages with a flavour profile, the counter recipe in three steps, brewing values and related drinks, all generated from a data array - Roastery with key figures, the story, a roast curve as SVG over fourteen minutes, the day as a timeline, a workshop bento, the roles in the house and course dates - Origin with full disclosure, the coffee belt as a latitude chart, a harvest calendar across twelve months, five farms in an alternating layout and a price comparison against the exchange value - Cafés with an image band, a comparison table, four houses with week bars and directions, a map that loads only after consent, plus dates - Subscription with a three step calculator and a running price, a consumption slider from cups to grams, four tiers, the process and what is in the parcel - Journal as a magazine with a section filter, key figures and most read, plus four fully written articles between 350 and 480 words with a reading progress bar and a table of contents - Contact with the form in the opening section, contact routes, response times as bars, the list of houses and a note about vacancies - Image credits with photographer, profile, source and original file for every single motif - Legal notice and privacy as placeholder pages with a checklist instead of pre written legal texts - Its own 404 page in the design of the template ## Scope - 18 pages - Roast scale with five levels - Nine drawn sections - Astro 5, one CSS file, static ## Design - Colours: Paper #e7e4df, Espresso #3a2317, Deep espresso #24140c, Caramel #dda160 - Headline type: Archivo - Body type: Archivo ## Built for - Roasteries, breweries, dairies and any workshop that makes its own product and has to explain the difference - Cafés, bakeries and shops with several locations, where the place and the opening hours are the first question - Businesses with a subscription or a standing delivery that have to present a quantity, an interval and a price - Trades that want to put their origins and their prices in the open instead of claiming sustainability ## Not built for - Pure online shops with no premises. Cafés, directions, opening hours and courses are four of nine main pages, and there is no checkout. A shop template with categories, variants and a payment route is the better choice. - Chains with many locations. The list of houses is built for a handful, each with its own story. From about eight locations you need a search with a map and filters. - Businesses without their own craft. Roastery and origin carry a third of the content. If you buy in and only serve, you are better off deleting those two pages than filling them. - Dark, elegant presences. Darnholt is paper bright with a warm brown. If you are after a night time mood, Teeshot has it. ## FAQ **We are not a roastery. Does it still fit?** If you make your own product and have a place, yes. The roast scale becomes a ripeness scale or a sweetness scale, the roast curve becomes your production sequence, the harvest calendar becomes your season. All three come from an array in their data file, not from the markup. **Can I actually sell with it?** Not directly. The basket counts in the browser, there is no checkout. That is deliberate: a till system brings a payment provider, a right of withdrawal, terms and shipping costs with it. If you want to sell, connect an existing shop and link to it from the menu and the subscription page. **Are the legal notice and the privacy policy finished?** No, and that is on purpose. Both pages are empty and carry noindex. They contain a list of what belongs there but no pre written legal text. A supplied text would be wrong for most businesses, and faulty provider details are actionable. **What about allergens and health claims?** Both are covered. The menu states explicitly that the full allergen declaration is at the counter and that the website does not replace it. The copywriting skill carries the limits of the health claims regulation in a table of what is forbidden and what works instead. **How formal is the tone?** The German version uses the formal address throughout, including form help, error messages and the consent dialogue. The English version reads plainly and directly. The copywriting skill names the place where the address lives and the rule that it is always changed everywhere at once. **How many images do I have to supply?** None to start with. Fifty three motifs are included, each with photographer, profile, source and an uncropped original outside the web root. Nine sections are drawn anyway and never need a photograph. **Are the prices and figures real?** No, all invented, and the site says so itself. Every page states in the footer that the company name, addresses, prices, figures and voices are examples. The street names do not exist in Hamburg or Bremen, and the phone number comes from the range reserved for fiction. **Does the site load anything from third party servers?** Nothing as delivered. Fonts and images sit locally, no audience measurement is built in, and the route map is only created after explicit consent. Before that there is a blocked panel with the address. **How fast is the site?** Built statically, the entire script is under five kilobytes compressed, no image is over 200 kilobytes, and every image carries its dimensions and a blurred placeholder. Nothing jumps while loading. **What happens when I change the opening hours?** There are three places that have to say the same thing: the weekly plan in minutes that drives the status and the structured data, the plain text list for display, and the line in the footer. The quality assurance skill lists all three with file and field name. **Is the template mine?** Yes, bought once and yours forever, for your own projects and for client projects, with no subscription and no attribution. What is not allowed is reselling the template as a template. **Do I get it in German as well?** Yes, as a version of its own: a fully German website, not an English one with a German manual. Numbers and prices carry the German notation there, and the language hangs on a single place in the code. --- Canonical page: https://ai-website.com/templates/darnholt · German: https://ai-website.com/de/templates/darnholt · All templates: https://ai-website.com/llms.txt