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A static landing page for a virtual reality glasses company, built entirely with HTML and CSS and deployed on Vercel.
Loopstudio is a fully static landing page template for a virtual reality (VR) glasses company, built entirely with HTML and CSS and deployed on Vercel.
Loopstudio is a static one-page website for a VR eyewear brand, created as a study project by Lucas Alfeu da Silva Oliveira. The template takes no input data and outputs a responsive marketing page that can be served from any static host or through the included Vercel deployment. It is based on the Loopstudio design brief from Frontend Mentor (frontendmentor.io), which supplies the visual structure and component layout.
Loopstudio is for front-end learners who want to study responsive layout with only HTML and CSS, for developers who need a lightweight static landing page for a VR or tech product, and for bootcamp students who want to see a complete solution to the Frontend Mentor Loopstudio challenge.
To use the template, clone the repository from GitHub, install the dependencies with npm install, and then run npm start to serve the page locally. The site is fully static, so deployment can also be done by uploading the HTML and CSS files to any hosting service; the provided setup targets Vercel.
Loopstudio is a public GitHub repository, so you can clone and use the source code without paying anything. The repository does not state a specific license, so for commercial use you may want to contact the author, Lucas Alfeu da Silva Oliveira.
The project uses only HTML and CSS on the front end. npm is used to run a local development server, and Vercel is set up for deployment. There is no JavaScript, no backend, and no CSS framework included.
Yes, Loopstudio includes responsive layouts for mobile and tablet in addition to desktop. The repository contains screenshots labeled as tablet and mobile to show how the design adapts.
First install npm or yarn on your machine. Then clone the repository, run npm install to install dependencies, and finally run npm start to start the project. The page will be served locally through the npm server.
No, Loopstudio is intentionally a static page built only with HTML and CSS. Any animations, modals, or other interactive behavior would need to be added by the developer, as the template does not include any JavaScript files.
