HTML templates c. HTML templates for the IT sector

When HTML5 began to be supported by modern browsers, it began to be used in almost all modern websites. HTML5 in conjunction with CCS3 provides enormous opportunities for creating amazing, functional and user-friendly websites.

In this collection, I tried to collect the highest quality responsive website templates built on HTML5 and CSS3. Even though they are free, you can see that most of these templates look like premium templates.

5. SquadFree – Free Bootstrap HTML5 Template

Squad Free - responsive bootstrap template

6. Pluton – Free Bootstrap HTML5 One Page Template

Pluton - Free Bootstrap HTML5 One Page Template

9. E-Shopper - free template for an online store

E-Shopper - free template for an online store

10. AdminLTE - admin control panel template

AdminLTE - admin control panel template

11. Magnetic - free template for a photographer’s website

Magnetic - free template for a photographer's website

12. Mabur - responsive portfolio template

Mabur - responsive portfolio template

13. Moderna - responsive website template on Bootstrap

Moderna - responsive website template on Bootstrap

14. Sport Here - minimalistic website template

Sport Here - minimalistic website template

15. Crafty - responsive corporate website template

Crafty - responsive corporate website template

16. Infusion - One Page Portfolio Template

Infusion - One Page Portfolio Template

17. Yebo – HTML/CSS website template in flat style

Yebo - Flat Style HTML/CSS Website Template

18. Twenty - HTML5 template with parallax effect

Twenty - HTML5 template with parallax effect

19. Urbanic - Bootstrap template

Urbanic - Bootstrap template

20. Calm - Portfolio Template

Calm - Portfolio Template

21. Mamba - one-page template

Mamba - one page template

23. Brushed - one-page responsive website template

Brushed - one-page responsive website template

24. Big Picture - HTML5 website template

Big Picture - HTML5 website template

25. Tesselatte - free responsive website template

Tesselatte - Free Responsive Website Template

26. Overflow - responsive HTML5 website template

Overflow - responsive HTML5 website template

27. Runkeeper - mobile application website template

Runkeeper - mobile application website template

28. Pinball - Responsive Blog Template

Pinball - Responsive Blog Template

29. Bak One - one-page responsive website template

Bak One - one-page responsive website template

30. Andia - free website template

Andia - free website template

31. Produkta - 4 HTML templates in one

Produkta - 4 HTML templates in one

33. Studio Francesca - responsive website template

Studio Francesca - responsive website template

34. Prologue - HTML5 website template

If you are creating a template from scratch, then you need to start from something. Considering that the HTML5 standard is “widely sweeping across the country,” in this article I will give an example of a blank HTML5 template.

The new standard has simplified a lot and now the basic part looks like this:

...

New HTML5 tags

HTML5 introduces several new tags for code structure:

, which in some cases replace the usual

. This was done for search robots so that they can better recognize page code and separate the main content from auxiliary elements.

Using the new tags, a blank HTML5 template could look like this:

Page title

Content - the main content of the page.

Simplifying the writing of DOCTYPE

Let's remember how it was before, in HTML4 the DOCTYPE tag looked like this:

Now the recording is minimal, it probably couldn’t be simpler:

Similar simplifications have occurred with other tags, so the transition to the HTML5 standard greatly simplifies writing.

Optional Tags in HTML5

The new standard brought a lot of relief to layout designers. In particular, the use of the HTML, HEAD, and BODY elements is no longer required for HTML5 markup. If they don't exist, the browser still thinks they exist. In fact, of the mandatory ones in HTML5, only .

Interpretation of Russian as the main language of an HTML document

Tag defines the language of the document. Discussions regularly arise on the Internet about its correct spelling, in particular the correct spelling of “ru-RU”. I am inclined to believe that “-RU” is redundant, since the Russian language does not have dialects and spellings like English (British and American). The suffix RU specifies where Russian is spoken. That is, if en-US means “English as spoken in the United States,” then ru-RU means “Russian as spoken in Russia,” which is redundant.

However, nothing bad will happen if you continue to use the “ru-RU” option.

So, dear novice webmasters, we have learned the basics of HTML.

Now let's apply this knowledge and quickly make ourselves a small website and put it on the Internet.

True, it is difficult to create a full-fledged resource using just html, but a business card website of several pages is quite possible.

If this is exactly the goal for someone, and there is no desire to learn other programming languages, then this article is for them.

In short, in a self-written version, without using a CMS, nothing simpler exists.

And for those who need something cooler, at the end of the article there are links to articles with block template code using CSS, and dynamic site code using PHP.

We will create a website in pure html right on this page, so to speak - a website within a website, fully functional and ready to be filled with content.

Let's divide the whole process into three parts.

1. Create a site directory on your computer.

2. Website creation.

3. Transfer of the site from our computer to hosting, that is, to the Internet.

Creating a website directory on your computer

The first point is the simplest. How to create a directory is very clearly shown in the article (all links from this page open in a separate window so as not to get lost).

I will show you in detail what and in which folder to put it after the code of the main page, so that you already have something to go to the directory with.

Then let's move on to the second point, the most creative one.

Creating a website template

To create a template, you will need an editor into which you will need to paste the code below.

This can be either a simple Windows Notepad or any other text editor.

Let's take a multi-layer HTML table as the basis for the template. Previously, before the advent of CSS, all websites were written in tables, but now block layout has become more popular.

But to this day, the table structure is not outdated and is successfully used.

For example, an investment CMS H-script with complex functionality, entirely designed on the basis of tables.

So, here is a website with minimal design.

How to design tables in the future is shown in great detail in the article.

Name of the site (organization)

Description of the site

home

Hello dear future webmasters! I am 55 years old and I am glad to welcome you to my website.
This site is the first that I developed on my own, and before that I only knew how to access the Internet.

Why did I decide to do it? During the 3 months that I was understanding website building and creating this resource, I discovered that the authors of website creation guides take many of the nuances for granted and do not pay attention to them.
And for me, given my age and lack of experience, it was not easy for me to understand just these nuances; they took up the most time.

general information

General information text

Name of the site

border="1"
align="center"
rules="rows"
style="width:60%;">