Begin with a working project shape
Use an available starter as a foundation for the frontend instead of assembling every integration from an empty folder.
A useful head start.
Your own finish.
Begin with a project template for the experience you want to build. Keep the reusable integration work and make the design, content, and business logic your own.
Available in Content and Commerce
Project templatesBuilt around
the way you work.
Pick by project and technology
Find the template around the experience and stack it was created for, with technology tags and source links.
Built for your changes
Treat the starter as code you adapt. Your project can keep evolving around your own requirements.
From the first step
to a useful result.
Starter templates is part of a connected platform. Here is how it fits into your project.
Choose
Pick an available project template.
Connect
Configure it for your Ominity instance.
Adapt
Build your brand and business experience.
Put it to work
in your next project.
Webshop projects
Start with the available Next.js storefront and adapt its experience to your catalog and brand.
Explore solutionsFuture marketing starters
Use the planned marketing-site template as a future starting point. Today, the API and SDK remain available.
Explore solutionsFuture application starters
Discuss the planned application templates and choose an existing integration approach for your current project.
Explore solutionsA closer
look.
Talk to us about the capability and the setup your project needs.
Which template is available now?
The Next.js storefront starter is available on GitHub. Additional marketing-site and application templates are planned.
Can AI use a template?
Compatible AI tools can work with the template and SDK alongside MCP to configure content structures and build the project.
Available in Content and Commerce
Check the edition, plan allowances, and any extension requirements for your instance.
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