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Product website · 2026

Hallume

A product site for a UK UI and code library, so builders can browse the catalogue, understand the licence and start from a clear next step.

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Hallume homepage: product hero, Get Hallume and Explore the library, with library previews below.

SaaS · Marketing websites · Web applications · E-commerce websites · 2026

01 / The brief

What they needed

Hallume needed a public home that could sell a growing library without burying how the product works.

Hallume is a UK studio product: original templates, components and effects with typed React and HTML source, Figma files, a CLI and an MCP server. One licence covers client work. New items drop daily at 09:00 UK time.

Visitors need to browse by type, see what ships with each item, compare plans and understand free versus paid access. Agents and developers need a clear path from browse to install.

The brief was a working product surface: campaign storytelling on the hero, a catalogue underneath, and plain journeys into accounts, pricing and the library.

hallume.com (opens in a new tab)

02 / What we did

How we approached it

We designed and built hallume.com as the public face of the library and the place people start from.

  1. 01

    Product on the surface

    Lead with what Hallume is — a premium UI and code library for the vibe coding era — and make Get Hallume or Explore the library the obvious next step.

  2. 02

    Browse that stays usable

    Catalogue paths for templates, components, shaders and related types, with posters and previews so visitors can judge an item before they commit.

  3. 03

    From browse to build

    Explain install via CLI or MCP, and keep licence and commercial-use wording close to the call to action.

  4. 04

    Plans without clutter

    Pricing and account entry sit in the same system as the library, so the path from interest to sign-up does not jump to a disconnected checkout story.

03 / Who it is for

The people the site has to serve

A site only works when each audience can find their path without a guided tour.

  • Solo builders and freelancers

    People who want original components and effects with typed source they can drop into client work under a clear licence.

  • Studios and small teams

    Teams comparing plans, seats and allowances who need the product story and the commercial terms in one place.

  • Agents and tool users

    Developers and AI assistants using the CLI, MCP server or llms.txt map to find and install items without a guided tour.

04 / What changed

Outcomes we can stand behind

No invented traffic or fundraising figures — only what the project delivered and what we measured.

  • A public home for the library

    The live site at hallume.com presents the product, catalogue, pricing and company pages in one place.

  • Clear next steps

    Get Hallume, Explore the library, free items and account entry are treated as primary paths from the hero and nav.

  • Built for how people ship

    Browse, install and licence messaging stay aligned so the site matches a library people use on real projects.

  • Measured performance

    Desktop Lighthouse on the public homepage scored 100 performance, 98 accessibility, 100 best practices and 100 SEO (17 October 2026).

05 / Results

Measured on the live site

Desktop Lighthouse scores from a run on the public site. They are a snapshot on that day, not a forecast.

Lighthouse · hallume.com · Desktop · 17 October 2026

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