Carrd has a reputation for being “limited.” That reputation made me curious.While other builders compete to offer bigger, flashier features, I started asking a different question: how far can Carrd actually be pushed? These templates explore that edge — using creative techniques, clever code, and a lot of experimentation to unlock things most people don’t realize Carrd can do.

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[ TERMS OF SERVICE ]These Terms of Service ("Terms") explain the rules for using my Carrd templates and related services. By purchasing or using my templates, you agree to these Terms. If you don’t agree, please refrain from using my services.

[ SERVICES ]I create customizable website templates ("Templates") designed for use on Carrd.co ("Carrd"). These Templates are sold through Carrd's platform under their Maker Program.

[ PAYMENT AND REFUND POLICY ]All payments are processed securely through Carrd's platform. I don’t collect or store any personal payment information.Since these are digital products, all sales are final, and no refunds will be provided.


[ LICENSE AND USAGE RESTRICTIONS ]When you purchase a template, you get a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use it for personal or commercial purposes.You may:• Use the template for your own personal or client projects.• Make modifications to suit your needs, but you’re responsible for making sure everything stays compatible with Carrd’s platform.You may not:• Resell, redistribute, or sublicense the Template in any form.• Use the Template to create competing services, templates, or products.• Claim the template design as your own original work.


[ ATTRIBUTIONS ]Personal use: Attribution is not required.Commercial use: Attribution is required and may be satisfied by one of the approved methods provided. View available attribution methods here.The attribution must be visible on the page, unless a code-based attribution method is chosen, which lies within the developer tools. The text of the attribution must be exact to the provided attribution method and cannot be altered or changed. The text-based attribution method must have adequate contrast to be seen, and cannot be hidden by having little to no opacity, or applying a color the same as a background element to appear invisible. The font-family and size can be adjusted to suit the users style of their page.


[ CUSTOM CODE AND COMPATIBILITY ]Some Templates may include custom code added through Carrd's embed elements to enhance functionality.Templates may require a well understanding of Carrd's editing platform and front-end web coding knowledge such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript.I do my best to make sure the custom code works, but I can’t guarantee that it will function perfectly across all browsers, devices, or future updates to Carrd's platform.I recommend testing the preview of the template thoroughly, throughout different devices and browsers before purchasing the Template.

[ LIMITATION OF LIABILITY ]I provide Templates "as-is" without warranties of any kind, express or implied.I’m not responsible for any losses, damages, or disruptions caused by using (or not being able to use) the Template, including:• Platform updates by Carrd.• Browser or device incompatibility.• Errors caused by modifications you make.

[ DISPUTE RESOLUTION ]If you have any issues, I encourage you to reach out to me at [email protected]

[ TERMS UPDATE ]Last update: 01/31/26We may update or modify these Terms at any time without notice.



Thank you for reading the Terms of Service, and thank you for choosing my Carrd templates.

[ HOW I FIND IDEAS & START A TEMPLATE ]Generally, I find most ideas by browsing Pinterest, Awwwards and other website catalogs because it's always a good idea to find a reference. Some templates can be crafted from a self-initiated challenge to design a Carrd project as close to an advanced non-Carrd project as close as possible — best showcasing Carrd's capabilities while also learning within it's boundries on ways to utilize specific elements in as which weren't intended to be used in order to get closer to the finish line — so it's also good practice as well, not only in design, but coding, responsiveness control, and more.

[ SELF HOSTED PROJECTS CAN BECOME TEMPLATES ]Some of my very own Carrd projects that I personally use can become templates later on if I've "grown out of them". I love to continue my craft in web development, and this can cause a change of direction for my personal projects. Some projects that gain some attraction on social media can be turned into templates later on for those that loved the design.

[ EMBED ELEMENTS ]An Embed element is a specific element in Carrd that allows the use of front-end coding language to add or manipulate other elements to the site, and is availabe for Carrd users with a Pro Standard plan or higher. When utilizing these embed elements, I try to stick to some rules, such as:1. If the embed element affects the entirety of the site, such as header embeds to import scripts or fonts, or doesnt necessarily affect a singular element on the site, then the embed element will be placed at the very top of the template — to not be lost within the content of the template.2. If the embed element affects a specific element on the template, such as a Image element, Gallery element, or Text element, then the embed element will be placed directly above the element in which it affects.3. Embed elements is to be titled of their specific purpose, using the "Title" input field of the embed element. Some embed element's may have a specified tag, such as "[GSAP]", in which to indicated that it is using a 3rd party motion library.As an important note — not all templates will have embed elements that abide by these rules. Some templates that come from personal projects may have code for different elements or functions bundled all together into one embed element, as these projects are not necessarily built with template-first in mind. Another important thing to note is that with using embed elements, the effects that is caused by the code will only be visible to see on the live site, and not within the editor — so be careful if editing the code within these embed elements.


[ GSAP ANIMATIONS IN CARRD ]GSAP (GreenSock Animation Platform) is a powerful, industry-standard JavaScript library for creating high-performance, professional animations on the web. It's the engine that bigger, more complex website builders use for their animations. The difference between using GSAP in Carrd vs these bigger platforms is the experience. On bigger platforms, powerful animations can be effortlessly created by the use of sliders, buttons, and possibly dragging elements around. On Carrd, it needs to be manually connected and coded.This is where the power of Embed elements and classes come in. Embed elements containing GSAP animations (often titled with "[GSAP]...") holds specific GSAP animations — tied to a specific class. Elements in projects with these classes are the target for GSAP to animate, so if you see elements in a template with a quirky class name, such as "Flow" or "Slide-up", then that element is most likely a selector for a GSAP animation. Sometimes, the animation targets all elements with the same class using querySelectorAll to create individual scroll-triggered animations, so adding the same class to a new element will automatically animate the new element as well — depending on if the new element is the same as the pre-animated ones.