Screens below show Threshfield Bakehouse, a fictional bakery used to demonstrate the template. What you buy is Hopperton — the code, with your own content in place of this.

Home

Bakes

Orders

About

Contact

Bakery template

Hopperton

A bakery site built around the three things a bakery is actually asked: what is baked today, what is in it, and how far ahead can I order

Hopperton is an Astro template for bakeries and patisseries. Bakes are a content collection carrying the weekdays they come out of the oven, so the week is a repeating pattern rather than a calendar that goes stale two weeks after launch. Allergens are a referenced collection instead of a footnote, which is what makes them filterable and keeps the wording in one place. There is no cart and no checkout: a special order is a request with a lead time, because a neighborhood bakery sells over a counter and posts nothing. In production; this entry goes live when the theme does.

Live demo

HoppertonComing soon

Sold by Polar Software (merchant of record). Tax added at checkout.

What you get

Pages

Home (what is baked today, when the shop opens, and where it is)
Bakes (every bake with its allergens and the days it is baked, filterable by both)
Orders (what can be ordered ahead, how many days of notice each one needs, and one request form)
About (the bakery, the people, and where the flour comes from)
Contact (hours, address, and how to reach the shop)
Privacy & Terms (editable legal collection)
404

Content collections

bakes: name, category, price, the weekdays it is baked, its allergens, and whether it can be ordered ahead and with how much notice
allergens: the declarable allergen list held as data and referenced by every bake, editable for the country the shop trades in
legal: privacy and terms pages as editable markdown

Features

Astro + Tailwind CSS 4 + TypeScript, zero JS by default
The week is a pattern, not a calendar: bakes carry weekdays, so the site does not go stale two weeks after launch
Allergens are a referenced collection, so they filter, and a broken allergen slug stops the build instead of shipping a blank field
No cart and no checkout: a special order is a request with a lead time, sent to the inbox the shop already reads
Bakery schema.org markup, plus llms.txt for AI search
i18n-ready: every UI string lives in one JSON file per language (EN/TR shipped)
Design token system: retheme the whole site from one CSS block
WCAG 2.1 AA targets: contrast, focus states, 44px touch targets, reduced motion

Details

Astro: 7
Tailwind: 4
Version: 0.1.0
License: Unlimited projects

Lighthouse, measured on the live demo — the lower of mobile and desktop.

Performance: 99
Accessibility: 100
Best practices: 100
SEO: 100

Demo photography

The photographs in this template are AI-generated and ship with it so the demo builds the same way on your machine. They are placeholder content, meant to be replaced with the client's own photography before a real business site goes live. No exclusivity is claimed over them, and the license in the package sets out what may and may not be done with them.

About this template

A bakery’s website is not a shop. The transaction happens at a counter, in the morning, in person. What the site gets asked is narrower and more urgent than a catalog: is there sourdough today, is there anything in this my son cannot eat, and can I have a cake for Sunday.

Templates in this category answer none of the three. They model a bakery as an online store, with a cart, a checkout and a shipping table, and then leave the bake list as a gallery of photographs. Hopperton starts at the counter instead. Every bake is data: it carries the weekdays it comes out of the oven and the allergens it declares, and that one collection produces the day filter, the allergen filter and the pre-order list. Nothing is written twice, and nothing carries a date that will be wrong by the end of the month.

Allergen information is the part a template has to be careful with. Hopperton holds it as a field the shop fills in, ships the cross-contamination wording beside it, and never implies the list is complete. That is a deliberate position and it is written down in the theme’s documentation, rather than left for the buyer to discover.

Purchases are sold by Polar Software, Inc. as merchant of record and authorized reseller. Alder Themes is the licensor of the template; your right to use it is granted under Alder Themes' license, which ships with the template.

All prices are in USD and exclude tax. Applicable VAT or sales tax is calculated by our merchant of record at checkout, based on your location, and added to the price shown.