Rasterwerk
A Swiss-modernist shop for notebooks, pens and desk tools — a visible grid, one grotesque, red rules and numerals on every page.
What kind of business is Rasterwerk designed for?
It suits small stationery, tool and paper-goods makers selling a short, precise product range. The layout presents products and specifications with an engineered, catalogue-like feel.
What pages are included?
The template includes home, shop, about and contact page types.
What features does the template include?
Listed features include an accordion, tabs, animation, a contact form, testimonials, stats, a gallery and steps.
What does Rasterwerk look like?
It uses a light, minimal Swiss-modernist style, with a visible twelve-column grid, red hairline rules and Archivo typography. Product details align flush-left against numerals, creating a technical catalogue rather than a tile-based storefront.
Rasterwerk is a shop template for a stationery maker: notebooks, pens and desk tools shown on a strict, visible twelve-column grid with red hairline rules instead of boxes. Every price, stock state and specification is set flush-left against a numeral, so a twelve-item catalogue reads like a parts list rather than a tile wall. It suits a small manufacturer or retailer who wants rigour instead of lifestyle photography, and it is the opposite end of the shelf from a soft, rounded, shadowed storefront.
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