About this template
THAT'S NOT WHAT I SAID™ is a premium responsive HTML website template designed for Crisis PR firms, reputation management consultants, public relations agencies, executive communications specialists, media strategists, and professionals whose clients have recently discovered that screenshots are forever.
Instead of another painfully safe consulting website filled with handshakes, glass buildings, and people pointing at charts nobody understands, this template uses a PRESS CLIPPING × DAMAGE CONTROL DESK visual system inspired by newspapers, crisis-response documents, marked-up statements, media monitoring, briefing folders, press clippings, and the general atmosphere of somebody quietly asking, “Has legal seen this yet?”
The one-page layout includes:
• Full-screen crisis communications hero
• Responsive editorial navigation
• Mobile hamburger menu
• Crisis-response timeline
• “What You Said / What They Heard” transcript feature
• Source interview section
• Viral reaction / press-clipping wall
• Damage-control response protocol
• Crisis service case files
• Marked-up public statement feature
• Recovery dossier
• Professional media response section
• Media-training and preparedness section
• FAQ accordions
• Confidential crisis intake demo form
• Phone and email contact links
• Automatic copyright year
• Keyboard-accessible skip navigation
• Responsive desktop, tablet, mobile, and ultrawide layouts
• Five optimized WebP photography assets
• Custom SVG favicon
Built with clean HTML5, CSS3, and vanilla JavaScript. No frameworks, databases, package managers, build tools, or CMS are required.
The included crisis intake form features front-end validation and demonstration success/error messaging. It is intentionally a demo form and can be connected to PHP, Formspree, Netlify Forms, a CRM, API endpoint, or another form-processing service.
The package also includes a complete README, installation guide, and detailed customization guide covering branding, colors, typography, responsive font sizing, photography, contact information, metadata, forms, navigation, and production setup.
Perfect for turning “We need a website” into “We need a website before the press conference.”
