Koyta - Personal Portfolio HTML Template Kostenloser Download

Koyta – One Page Personal Portfolio HTML Template

Koyta is a One Page Personal Portfolio HTML Template built on Bootstrap5, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery. It’s a modern crafted HTML template which can be used for Business website. This is highly customizable – looks awesome on tablets and mobile devices. We have included a documentation folder to describe the code structures. We have included best practice of web development – you can create great website layout based on Bootstrap4.

We believe – we have covered everything you need, but if there is something that you would like to know then we are happy to help you out.There are 18 demo html files that are perfectly organized, so you can easily customize everything you need.

Please contact at mychannel4651@gmail.com to get the images used in the demo.

Wokoyo – Main Features

• PHP Contact Form with Ajax
• 18 Different Home Style
• Bootstrap 5
• Pixel Perfect Design
• Cross-Browser Compatibility
• Well organized, commented & clean code
• WFree Lifetime Updates
• Fully Responsive
• W3C Validated Code
• Cross Browser Optimization
• Parallax Background
• SEO Friendly Code
• Smooth Scroll
• Stickey Menu
• Google Fonts Support
• Built With HTML5 and CSS3
• Free Font Icons
• Easy Setup
• Excellent Customer Support – We care about your site as much as you do and will help in any way we can!
• And much more…

Credits and Sources

Fonts:

• http://www.google.com/fonts/ – Google WebFonts
• http://fontawesome.io/ – Font Awesome

Template Scripts

• modernizr-2.8.3.min.js detecting browser’s features.
• jquery.min.js is a popular JavaScript library.
• bootstrap.min.js is a stantard Twitter Bootstrap library.
• respond.min.js is required for working Twitter Bootstrap v3 in older browsers.
• html5shiv.min.js adds HTML5 compatibility for older browsers.
• jquery.easing.1.3.js is a jQuery plugin for different types of animation
• owl.carousel.min.js is a jQuery carousel plugin for “partners” section
• jquery.appear.js is used to determine whether the HTML element is inside the browser’s viewport

Images

• unsplash.com
• magdeleine.co

NOTE: The images used in the template are not included in the main download file, they are only for the preview purpose.