A clear definition
For Panor, a source bundle is the archived material for one selected design: its HTML export, React export, and metadata record. It is not a public file dump; it is delivered to the purchaser’s Panor account after secure checkout and fulfillment.
The distinction matters for teams who want to study a particular interaction, layout, or visual treatment without guessing what is included or how access works. The archive keeps public evaluation and private delivery separate: people can inspect previews before they decide whether a specific source bundle is useful for their reference library.
What each selected bundle includes
Each completed purchase corresponds to one selected archive record. The delivery package contains:
- the archived HTML export for the selected design;
- the archived React export for the selected design; and
- the metadata record associated with that design.
The public catalog has 656 records across landing pages, interfaces, portfolios, dashboards, games, and conceptual product experiences. Titles and original creators are available for search and preview selection, while the source files remain private to the buyer’s account.
For a focused comparison of the two implementation references, read Web Design Inspiration With Source Code: HTML & React Guide.
How to evaluate a design before checkout
Start in the Panor Design Archive. Search by title or original creator, open an expanded preview, and compare the visual direction with the problem you are solving. A preview helps assess hierarchy, composition, surface treatment, and interaction direction before you choose a specific bundle.
Public preview access is intentional. It makes the archive useful as a research reference while preventing anonymous source downloads. Source access is account-bound rather than tied to an email lookup or a shared link.
How purchase and delivery work
When you select a bundle, Panor asks you to sign in or create an account. Secure Stripe checkout then processes the $0.51 USD purchase. After payment fulfillment, the selected bundle appears in My Library, where the purchaser can retrieve the source.
This flow provides one stable place for future downloads and keeps each source bundle associated with the account that completed checkout. The library does not expose another buyer’s sources, and anonymous requests cannot download a bundle.
Authorization and use context
The Design Archive is published with Variant legal-team authorization for public preview display and account-bound source-bundle delivery. Panor’s catalog language describes the delivery mechanism and does not replace any applicable terms governing a specific source bundle.
Ready to evaluate the archive?
Browse the 656 public previews, choose the design reference that fits your project, and receive the selected source bundle in your Panor library after secure checkout.
Browse the Design Archive →Clear answers / cited facts
SOURCE BUNDLE FAQ_
What is a web design source bundle?
It is the archived implementation material for one selected interactive web-design record: HTML, React, and metadata in Panor’s archive.
Does one purchase unlock all 656 designs?
No. Each $0.51 USD purchase is for one selected source bundle.
Can I inspect a design before buying it?
Yes. The archive provides public previews and expanded preview views for evaluation before checkout.
How do I receive a purchased source bundle?
Sign in to Panor, complete secure Stripe checkout, and retrieve the selected bundle in My Library after payment fulfillment.
Are source files public?
No. Previews are public, while source files remain private and account-bound to the purchaser.