Squarespace templates and Canva brand kits for founders who move before they're ready.
Designed by a 12-year UX veteran who has launched 5 businesses and knows what actually converts.
Most template shops sell a file. You download it, open it, hit a blank page, and figure out the rest yourself.
Panache is built differently. Every template is a complete launch system — conversion-focused layout, matching Canva brand assets, and a custom AI launch coach that takes you from blank page to published site in three structured days. The templates are bold because your brand should be distinctive. The system exists because a beautiful template you never launch is worth nothing.
Why the design is different
Panache templates are built by someone who spent 12 years doing user experience (UX) and strategic design for agencies and startups. The UX background matters more than it sounds. It trained a way of considering who is using the template (founders), the audience of the designs (their clients), and relationship between form + function that most graphic designers who came up through Photoshop or Figma never develop.
5 businesses launched across fashion, automation, coaching tools, and design education. Squarespace Platinum partner. The templates are what they are because they were built by someone who has launched things and needed them to work, not just look good.
Proof is in the numbers
I left a cushy product design career and a long-term relationship in the same year (as well as shaving my long hair off, which made it seem like a Britney crisis). The career and relationship was "fine", actually. But fine is a slow way to end up somewhere I didn't choose.
I've built businesses the same way I've built my life: experiment, see what works, what breaks, and go again. Second-hand fashion rental. An automation agency. Design courses. Templates for permanent makeup artists. Some worked. Most didn't scale. Some simply just didn't feel like me. Each one taught me something I couldn't have learned by waiting until I was ready.
Panache is the version that makes sense of all of it. 12 years of UX, extensive career with startups, and enough failed launches of my own to know exactly what founders actually need to get their vision live.
I'm currently running Panache from a laptop across South East Asia. No fixed address. The nomad thing is not the point — the point is that the philosophy I build into the products is the same one I run my life on. Own your decisions. Practice free will + agency. Move before you're ready. Iterate from there.
Launch fast
Every template is built to go live in days, not months. The Bootcamp handles the blank-page problem. You handle the business.
Own it completely
Update your site, change your pricing, shift your positioning — without scheduling a call with a designer. The asset is yours.
Built to convert
Conversion-focused layouts from someone who has launched 5 businesses and studied what actually makes people click buy.
Ready to launch something bold?