Noah – Free HTML5 Personal Landing Page Template

Noah is a free HTML5 personal landing page template based on Bootstrap framework. It is a beautiful theme for personal portfolio, personal blog or personal resume website. Moreover, Noah has an artistic look with a nice, simple, clean and minimal design. This mobile-ready theme is a multi-page template as well as optimized for maximum browsers.

Free HTML5 Personal Landing Page Template Based on Bootstrap Framework

Besides, Noah is laden with cutting-edge features and assets, for instance- off-canvas side navigation, search box, image slide-show, ghost button, on hover effect, load on scroll animation, fun fact counters, testimonials to name a few. Noah comes with very flexible and highly alterable code structure inside the box, so, creating with Noah would be an excellent experience.

Key Features

Bootstrap v4.1.3
Clean and simple design
Cross-browser compatibility
Fully responsive
Multi-page template
Load on scroll animation
On hover effect on images
Image slideshow
Fun fact counters
Off-canvas sidebar navigation
Search box
Testimonial carousel
Call-to-action button
Blog section
Newsletter subscription form UI
Contact form UI
Icomoon font icons

In The Box

All demo images
8 HTML files
CSS & SASS files
Font Icons
JavaScript source files
Library and plugin files

Libraries and Plugins

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Jeffrey Schofield

3 years 9 months ago

Hello, nice template cheers, one thing, it shows css map in css style, I can’t see any code or script in the pages, any help please. Thanks

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Sabrin Nowrin

3 years 9 months ago

Hello!
Map files are generated when you use SCSS or SASS to write CSS. They used for mapping the line numbers from the CSS code with the SCSS source code. Developers do not usually include the map files on the production server. Chrome looks for the map file when you inspect the code and sometimes can give you a warning or error about the map file is not found. It is safe to ignore this warning.