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About html templates

HTML templates are static websites made of HTML, CSS and JavaScript files that you edit directly and host anywhere. They're popular with developers, agencies and anyone who wants a fast site without a database or CMS. Common types include business and agency sites, portfolios, resumes, admin dashboards, documentation sites, coming-soon pages and email-friendly layouts.

Templates are often built on a CSS framework such as Bootstrap or Tailwind, or with hand-written CSS, sometimes with a build step using Sass or a bundler. Check whether you need to run a build process or can simply edit the files.

Look for responsive layouts tested on real devices, semantic and accessible HTML, valid code, a clear folder structure and documentation of the components included. Forms in static templates usually need a separate form handling service or backend.

Choosing an HTML template

  • Check the framework and version, such as Bootstrap or Tailwind, and whether a build step is needed.
  • Test the demo on phones, tablets and desktop browsers.
  • Look for semantic, accessible markup and documented components.
  • Note that contact forms usually need a backend or form service to work.
  • Check the license for client projects and whether you can use it on more than one site.

Questions about html templates

Do I need coding skills to use an HTML template?

Basic HTML and CSS knowledge helps, since you edit the files directly. Templates with documentation make it easier.

Can I host an HTML template anywhere?

Yes, static templates run on almost any web host or static hosting service.

Why doesn't the contact form send emails?

Static templates don't include a server. You'll need a backend script or form service; the documentation should explain options.

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