Template -free HTML and CSS website template

Free HTML5 and CSS3 Website Templates. Our beautiful website templates are fully responsive and can be used for commercial purposes. Download now!

What is Templating?

TEMPLATED is a collection of free, Creative Commons licensed CSS, HTML5 and Responsive Site Templates.

What is a Website Template?

The starting point of a website. Usually made up of at least one or more HTML files, a style sheet, and optionally some supporting images and scripts. The HTML is where your content lives (e.g. text and photos), while the rest of the stuff handles the presentation of the content. See this article for a detailed explanation of how this works.

What is a Responsive HTML5 Template?

A special kind of website template. Built on HTML5 (the latest HTML standard), and 2. Designed to provide the best experience based on your screen size (whether that's a super-large 30" desktop monitor or a 4" mobile phone). It does this by automatically switching between blocks of CSS rules, each targeting a specific range of screen sizes (often called media queries).

How ​​am I allowed to use them?

All of our free software is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License, so basically anything (even commercial stuff) is fine. Any questions? Just give us a visible credit somewhere on the site (like a credits page or something).

What are some good apps to go with these?

Almost any text editor (e.g. Notepad) will do the job, but a dedicated code editor like Atom or Sublime Text will provide a richer experience and tons of useful coding features (e.g. syntax highlighting).

My HTML/CSS skills are (a little rusty|virtually non-existent). Any suggestions?

Sitepoint's HTML and CSS reference is a great starting point. There are also W3's own HTML training resources.

What frameworks power your responsive HTML5 templates?

Our responsive material relies mostly on plain CSS, but we also use some of Skel's features (like resets and breakpoint management) for convenience. If you've never used it before, be sure to check out its documentation.

Why would you want to do this?

Practice! Free software is a great way to experiment with random new ideas, and since some of them might end up being useful to someone, we think releasing free software (under a license like CCA) is a good thing.