A Space Template With Interactive Product-Style Experiences
Most space templates are one page with a rotating globe. ORBIT is a full interactive experience — a mission dashboard interface, an interactive sky map, a satellite tracking interface, and a data center with sortable tables, all running on sample data and ready to connect to your own APIs. Built once, reusable for news sites, science education, or a space startup's homepage.
What's Actually Inside
Not a landing page. A platform.
Every interface below is fully implemented and interactive in the live demo — not a screenshot mockup.
Real Three.js 3D Earth
Procedural shader-based continents, an atmosphere glow, orbital rings, and satellites that actually move — not a static image.
Interactive Mission Dashboard
A full "mission control" style dashboard with a mini Earth widget, live-updating charts, and animated counters. Demo interface running on sample data — built to connect to your own APIs or data source.
Demo interface · sample data · API-readyInteractive Sky Map
A Canvas-based night sky with a real time slider — drag ±12 hours and watch stars and planets shift, no plugin required.
Full Arabic RTL Support
Not a machine-translated afterthought — the layout, icons, forms, and even chart labels mirror correctly in Arabic.
Clean, Modular Code
CSS split into base/components/layouts. JavaScript split by feature. No framework, no build step — open it and read it.
Offline-Ready
A service worker caches every page and script on first visit, so the demo (and your version of it) keeps working with no connection.
See It Running
Every page, for real
No mockups. These are the actual pages, running in the actual browser.
Product Preview
See ORBIT in motion
The visual system, navigation, planetary presentation, and Arabic RTL switch — all in one walkthrough, before you buy.
One Template, Three Resale Angles
Built to be sold three different ways
The audience-selector on the demo's homepage already frames the product for these three buyers — you're not starting the pitch from zero.
A newsroom-ready homepage
An interactive launch countdown, a transmission ticker, and article layouts built for breaking coverage — ready for any space journalist or blog.
A classroom-ready toolkit
The sky map and orbital simulator run on a school laptop plugged into a projector — a strong fit for physics and astronomy educators.
An investor-facing platform
Data Center and Dashboard give a space startup a credible homepage and internal ops view without hiring a design team.
What's Included
Everything, not a stripped demo
- 14 fully built pages (Home, Dashboard, Live Tracker, News, Missions, Observatory, EdTech, Startup Directory, Data Center, About, Contact, Subscribe, 404, Coming Soon)
- Full English + Arabic (RTL) translation — 431 strings, zero missing keys
- Local Three.js — no CDN dependency to break later
- Real NASA/Hubble imagery credits and sourcing notes included
- Service worker for offline use
- Setup, customization, and RTL guides in /docs
Folder Structure
One-time purchase. Full source, every page, both languages — nothing held back for a higher tier.
- All 14 pages + full source code
- English + Arabic RTL, ready to extend to more languages
- Setup & customization documentation
- No subscription, no recurring fees
FAQ
Before you buy
No. The 3D scene works out of the box — you only need to touch the Three.js files if you want to change the Earth's look or add new objects. Everything else is plain HTML/CSS.
No. Open it with any static server (even a free VS Code extension) and it runs. No npm install, no build step.
Yes — the translation system is JSON-based and documented in /docs. Adding a language is copying one file and translating the values.
Yes, the license covers personal and client work. It does not cover reselling the template itself as a template.
Your next website doesn't have to look like everyone else's.
See the full experience running live, then decide.