The template is structured and easy to customize, with ready-made sections for services, portfolio, pricing, testimonials, shop, and more, making it suitable for personal branding sites or small to mid-sized studios.

Technologies Used

• HTML5 for page and section structure.
• CSS3 for styling, layout, and hover/animation effects.
• Bootstrap 5 for the responsive grid system and layout utilities.
• Font Awesome for icons used in buttons and UI elements.
• Swiper.js for sliders/carousels (e.g. testimonials, portfolio).
• AOS (Animate On Scroll) to trigger animations on scroll.
• Custom CSS files such as main.css and responsive.css to control the visual identity and responsiveness.

Template Contents

The template ships with a set of ready-made pages / views, including (names may vary slightly per file):

• Home pages (Homes):
  • Home 1 – Classic
  • Home 2 – Agency
  • Home 3 – Minimal
  • Home 4 – Portfolio
  • Home 5 – Gaming
  • Home 6 – Personal
  • Home 7 – SaaS
  • Home 8 – Course
  • Home 9 – Shop
  • Home 10 – Event
• Inner pages:
  • About – Studio / designer story and positioning.
  • Services – Service list and packages.
  • Portfolio + Portfolio Single – Showcase of projects with a case‑study detail page.
  • Blog – Multiple layouts (grid, list, masonry, with/without sidebar).
  • Shop – Store pages (grid, list, featured, product detail).
  • Contact – Contact / inquiry page.
  • Additional sections inside the main home (Pricing, Testimonials, Experience, News Ticker, etc.).

Who Is This Template For?

• Pixel‑art studios that want a website matching their visual style.
• Freelance designers offering UI, branding, or game art services.
• Game and indie teams to present their projects, games, asset packs, and tilesets.
• Digital agencies that want a dedicated Pixel Art themed landing or sub‑brand.

Example Use Cases

• Main website for a pixel‑art design studio.
• Landing page for a course, asset pack, or tileset collection.
• Personal portfolio for a UI / visual designer or illustrator.
• Marketing site for an indie game, NFT / gaming project, or digital product.

• Modern 32‑bit pixel art design inspired by retro games with a strong visual identity.
• Professional section layout (Hero, About, Services, Portfolio, Pricing, Testimonials, Blog, Shop, Contact…).
• Smooth user experience with subtle, well‑considered animations.
• Fully responsive design that works great on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
• Custom cards for services, projects, clients, pricing and more.
• Easy to customize thanks to clean, well‑structured HTML and CSS.
• Compatible with modern browsers and optimized for SVG and pixel graphics.

• Code editor Any modern text editor such as Visual Studio Code, Sublime Text, Atom, or Notepad++.
• Modern web browser Latest version of Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, or any Chromium-based browser for correct rendering.
• Basic web knowledge Familiarity with HTML and CSS is recommended for customizing the template. JavaScript knowledge is helpful but not strictly required for simple edits.
• No server-side dependencies This template is built with static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. No database or back-end framework is required to use the demo.

• . Unzip the package Extract the downloaded .zip file to your preferred location on your computer.
• 2. Explore the folder structure
  • index.html (and other .html files) – main pages of the template
  • assets/css/ – stylesheets (e.g. main.css, responsive.css)
  • assets/js/ – JavaScript files
  • assets/img/ – images and icons used in the template
• 3. Preview the template Open index.html (or any other demo HTML file) directly in your browser by double‑clicking it or dragging it into the browser window.
• 4. Edit page content Open the .html files in your code editor and modify text, images, and sections as needed. Save the file and refresh your browser to see changes.
• 5. Customize styles Edit assets/css/main.css and assets/css/responsive.css to change colors, fonts, spacing, and layout details. Use your browser’s DevTools (Inspect Element) to quickly locate the relevant classes.
• 6. Replace images Put your own images in assets/img/ and update the image paths in the HTML files if filenames change.
• 7. Deployment Upload all HTML files and the assets folder to your web hosting (usually into the public_html or www directory). Ensure the folder structure remains the same so all links, styles, and scripts work correctly.