01 What you are actually buying when you buy a theme
A theme is a set of decisions, not a folder of files. Here is how to tell whether those decisions were made carefully, before you spend anything.
For independent creatives.
Ambitious studios.
Ideas ready to launch.
Distinctive designs. Your content. Your next website.
A theme should not look like a template. Quaeris designs a small number of Astro themes properly: a type system that holds at every size, a content structure you can still maintain in a year, and enough restraint that the result reads as yours rather than ours.
Two directions. Plenty of room to make them your own.
For independent creatives, design studios and work worth showing.
For founders and digital products with a clear point of view.
These are illustrative design concepts. Live Astro demos, final specifications and prices accompany each release.
Change the name, the words and the accent. See how a few decisions transform this example.
Thoughtful identities and digital experiences for people building something meaningful.
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A different perspective. Design studio · Glacier · Wide preview
Your editor. Your workflow. Work directly in the source, or use an AI coding assistant to help adapt your copy, colours and sections. Always review the result before publishing.
Questions about customisation? ↗A good-looking screenshot is the beginning. The details help you choose.
Every release lists its page set, from the homepage to the article, author and category templates your project actually needs.
Page list with each releaseDesktop and mobile layouts, navigation, focus states and interactions. The narrow preview in the style example is a small working demonstration.
Try the interactive example ↗Source files, installation requirements, licence and support terms are published on the theme page so you can decide before you spend anything.
Exact package with each releasePick the design that fits your project. Final prices and purchase options are published with the first theme releases.
Pricing at launch
The collection is in preparation. There is no checkout open yet.
01 A theme is a set of decisions, not a folder of files. Here is how to tell whether those decisions were made carefully, before you spend anything.
02 A headline set at 22vw is an architectural element, not big text. The rules that work at 16px stop working long before you get there.
03 Typed schemas, references between authors, categories and posts, and images that become WebP without anyone remembering to convert them.
A few things to know about working with an Astro theme.
Not yet. This site previews the direction of the first Quaeris Design collection. Live demos, prices and purchase links are added when a theme is released.
An Astro theme is a code project. You work in an editor and follow the installation and deployment instructions. A coding assistant can help with changes, but you still review and test the site before it goes out.
Yes. Give it your business context and work in small steps. The style example on this site edits a local sample directly. It does not call an AI service and it does not export a theme.
The licence for each release states what personal and client use covers, how many projects are permitted, and what redistribution is not. Those terms are published before purchase.
No. A theme is the starting code and design for your website. Hosting and a domain are separate services unless an offer says otherwise. Each theme lists its deployment requirements.
Support scope, update policy and purchase terms are stated on each theme page. No lifetime or unlimited-support offer has been announced.