The WebVegas Factory
How a client site gets built.
Every layer is made of the one above it. The design system and themes are the paint that wraps the whole ladder; each rung stacks up from the smallest part to a finished, on-brand site.
Design System + Themes → Atoms → Molecules → Organisms → Wireframe → Page Template → Page → Site Template → Full Site
See live build progress — what's done, what's left, how →The contract everything reads: the color, type, spacing and radius tokens (--wv-*) plus the rules. The colors live here.
160 skins — each a set of values poured into the design-system slots. Swap one to repaint every layer below at once.
The smallest parts: buttons, inputs, dropdowns, badges, headings, paragraphs, logos. Built once, reused everywhere.
Small reusable combos of atoms: a field (label + input + error), a service card, a price row, a rating.
The plug-and-play blocks you pick: a form, a hero, a service grid, an FAQ, a footer. The goal is ~5 layout variants each.
The skeleton of one page — which organisms, in what order. Structure only, no content or paint yet.
A wireframe locked and given content slots, for one page type: Home, Service, City, Contact, About, 404.
One page template filled with a client's real content and painted by one theme.
A locked bundle of page templates that make a whole site for a trade — the roofing site, the HVAC site, the solar site.
A site template filled for one client, painted by their theme. The deliverable that ships.