Which frameworks and template types does Built At Lightspeed cover?

Built At Lightspeed is a directory of themes, templates, starters, and UI kits for modern web stacks. It covers frameworks and platforms including Next.js, Astro, Framer, React, Vue, and Nuxt, with styling options such as Tailwind and dedicated UI kits. Template types span landing pages, SaaS products, portfolios, and blogs, and the directory organizes listings into four groups: Site, Platform, UI & Styling, and Type & Blueprint.

Frameworks and platforms

The directory lists templates built for the following stacks:

• Next.js
• Astro
• Framer
• React
• Vue
• Nuxt

These appear as filterable categories on the site, so you can narrow the listing to a single framework rather than scanning everything. The stated focus is "the modern stack," meaning these are the ecosystems the directory treats as current defaults for new projects.

Styling and UI options

Beyond frameworks, the directory separates out UI & Styling as its own category. This includes:

• Tailwind-based templates
• UI kits, such as the Nuxt UI UI Kit listed in the directory

This distinction matters because a template can target one framework while using a different styling approach. Filtering by UI & Styling lets you match a template to the CSS or component system you already use, instead of adopting a new one just to reuse the template.

Template types

The Type & Blueprint category covers what the template is actually for. Based on the directory's description, that includes:

Starters and UI kits also appear as distinct listing types, so "template" in this directory is broader than a single page layout — it can mean a full project scaffold or a set of reusable components.

How the directory is organized

Listings are grouped under four headings:

• Site — the individual template or product
• Platform — the framework it targets (Next.js, Astro, Framer, React, Vue, Nuxt)
• UI & Styling — the styling system or kit (Tailwind, UI kits)
• Type & Blueprint — the purpose (landing page, SaaS, portfolio, blog)

The directory states it holds 182 templates and has been running since 2021. Listings are paginated, with numbered pages (1 through 8 visible in the current view), and each entry credits its creator — for example, Mulberry and Alfred by Lexington Themes, or several templates by Cruip.

What this means for choosing a template

If your project is on Next.js, Astro, Framer, React, Vue, or Nuxt, the directory likely has something matching your stack. Filter by Platform first to cut the list to your framework, then by UI & Styling if you want to stay on Tailwind or reuse an existing UI kit, and finally by Type & Blueprint to match the site you're building.

Note that the directory mixes open-source and premium templates. The presence of "premium" in the site's own description means not every listing is free — check the individual template's page for its licensing and pricing before committing.