Question 1

Who is this boilerplate for?

Accepted Answer

This boilerplate is for 'prosumers' who know some HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Great for seasoned developers who want to save time, web designers who can edit templates, nocode makers willing to learn some code, anyone tired of maintaining JavaScript frameworks, and for small, simple business directories that need occasional updates.

Question 2

Who is this boilerplate NOT for?

Accepted Answer

It's not suitable for 10x engineers who prefer to code everything themselves, developers who prefer NextJS/React frameworks, business owners with no coding experience, those unfamiliar with HTML/CSS/JavaScript, or for complex directories requiring frequent automated updates.

Question 3

What happens after I pay?

Accepted Answer

You'll be added to the Github repository where you can fork the repo to start building your business directory. You'll also get access to documentation and can join the Lists Kit Telegram group for support.

Question 4

Can I use it for unlimited sites?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can use Lists Kit on unlimited sites after paying once.

Question 5

What am I allowed to do with it?

Accepted Answer

Standard media policy applies. You can use it as long as it's not for hate, violence, or criminal activities. No sharing or reselling in part or whole is allowed.

Question 6

Are there any discounts for non-profits or tech for good projects?

Accepted Answer

Yes! 100% discount (FREE) is available for non-profit organizations, charities, community initiatives, or any project for social impact or public good. These uses are licensed under Creative Commons license CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

Question 7

What are the differences between Starter and Premium plans?

Accepted Answer

Both plans include the HTML boilerplate with all components, but Premium ($97) includes lifetime updates and email support, while Starter ($47) does not.

Question 8

Why was Lists Kit created?

Accepted Answer

Jason Leow created Lists Kit because he runs multiple business directories but was tired of vendor lock-in, maintenance costs, and security updates. He wanted a simple solution that could be launched quickly and would require minimal maintenance.

Question 9

What technologies does Lists Kit use?

Accepted Answer

Lists Kit uses vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in a single index.html file. It also incorporates Formspark or Netlify forms, Botpoison anti-spam, Google Fonts, and Fontawesome v4.7.

Question 10

Are there different versions of Lists Kit available?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Lists Kit offers light and dark mode templates. They're also developing Tailwind CSS and Google Sheets versions based on user interest.

Lists Kit

Universal & simple

Lightning fast time-to-market

Timely support

Performant right out of the box

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