Question 1

What does the "Search Results Page Wireframe" template include?

Accepted Answer

Enterprise search results page (Sift) on paper canvas with indigo accent. Sticky header with rotated logo + live search field showing query + clear chip + result count + ⌘K hint + workspace switcher + avatar. Scope strip with source pills (Notion/Docs/Slack/Drive), author filter, 4 AI quick-prompts, and sort dropdown. 3-column shell: left filter sidebar (sources, time chips, authors, other filters, saved-views card); center column with 12 typed result cards (featured doc, person, Slack thread, GitHub PR, calendar event, email, Figma, spreadsheet) each with colored icon, breadcrumb, italic-serif title, highlighted `<mark>` excerpts, reactions, and source chips; right rail with recent searches, AI summary, and saved filters. Paginated footer. Hanken Grotesk + Lora + DM Mono, all tokens as CSS variables. No JS needed. HTML/CSS or React + Tailwind.

Question 2

Which frameworks does this template work with?

Accepted Answer

It ships with HTML/CSS, React + Tailwind. The HTML/CSS export works inside React, Next.js, Astro, Vue, Svelte, or plain static sites — anywhere you can paste HTML and load Tailwind.

Question 3

Do I need a paid plan to use it?

Accepted Answer

No. The template is free, no signup is required to preview it, and a free account gets you 5 downloads per day. Pro lifts that to 100/day and unlocks premium templates.

Question 4

Is it mobile-responsive?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The markup uses Tailwind's responsive utilities (sm/md/lg/xl) and a mobile-first flow. The layout reflows from single-column on phones up to the full design on desktop — no fixed widths or hard breakpoints.

Question 5

How is the interactivity wired up?

Accepted Answer

The JavaScript is plain ES modules — no framework dependency. You can paste it as-is, port it into a React useEffect, or replace it entirely with your existing handlers. The DOM hooks are documented inline.

Question 6

Can I use this template commercially?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The template is MIT-licensed. Use "Search Results Page Wireframe" in personal projects, client work, SaaS products, marketing sites, or open-source repos without attribution, watermarks, or signup.

Question 7

How do I use the "Search Results Page Wireframe" template?

Accepted Answer

Open this page, copy the Tailwind / HTML markup from the export panel, and paste it into your project. There is no signup wall, no download, and no account required. The code runs as-is in any Tailwind-enabled project.

Question 8

What framework does this template work with?

Accepted Answer

Every template ships with Tailwind CSS markup and works inside React, Next.js, Astro, Vue, or plain HTML projects. Just copy the markup and the utility classes — no proprietary build step, no JS framework lock-in. The "Search Results Page Wireframe" full page template is no exception.

Question 9

Can I customize the colors and content?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The template is built with Tailwind utility classes and standard CSS variables, so colors, spacing, typography, and content can all be edited directly in your editor. There is no theme builder, no proprietary tokens, and no build step required to change values.

Question 10

What's the license — can I use it commercially?

Accepted Answer

MIT. You can use "Search Results Page Wireframe" in personal projects, client work, SaaS products, marketing sites, and open-source repos without attribution, watermarks, or signup.

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