Maison — Fashion Boutique HTML Store

You get 14 fully coded HTML pages covering the complete shopping journey — homepage, shop listing, product detail, cart, checkout, wishlist, account overview, order history, order detail, login/register, lookbook, about/atelier, contact, FAQ, and a styled 404. Everything runs off one shared stylesheet and one shared script file, with no external dependencies or build tools required.

No — Maison is pure HTML5, CSS3, and vanilla JavaScript with zero dependencies and no build step. Just open the files in your browser or drop them onto any web host and they work immediately.

All imagery in the template is generated purely with CSS — there are no bundled photographs or copyrighted assets. The CSS placeholders are designed so you can simply swap in your own photography without restructuring any markup.

The entire theme is driven by CSS variables in a single shared stylesheet, so you can recolour the palette — including the signature wine accent and warm neutral tones — in seconds by editing just a handful of variable values. Typography uses Google Fonts (Playfair Display and Jost), which can be swapped by updating the font-family variables and the font import link.

The cart, checkout, and coupon interfaces are included as polished UI demos — they are fully designed and interactive on the front end but are not connected to a back-end or payment processor. You would need to integrate your own e-commerce back-end, headless platform, or payment gateway to make them transactional.

Maison is fully responsive and designed to work across all modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge) on desktop, tablet, and mobile screen sizes. No third-party CSS framework is used, so there is no framework-specific browser matrix to worry about — compatibility is handled entirely through standard, well-supported HTML5 and CSS3.