Education – Free HTML5 Responsive Education Template

Give your site a professional and engaging look with this free HTML5 responsive education template. Education brings an enthralling full-width banner alongside a multi-level navigation which becomes sticky on-scroll. To illustrate more, the advanced search option, on-hover animation, carousel slider, and multiple sections are there to make your experience better. With the email subscription box and social media icons, get your users connected for an increased conversion. Furthermore, to present your information, utilize other prolific options such as video section, accordions, and lightbox gallery. In addition, the blog section comes up with the detail blog style which includes a right sidebar, commenting, authors bio, and more.

Features

Multi-page Template
Sticky Top Navigation Bar
Multi-level Dropdown
Carousel Slider
Advanced Course Search
Buttons With Icon
On-hover Animation
Video Section
Accordions Added
Pagination On Blog
Social Media Icons
Right Sidebar
Carousel Testimonial
Google Maps Available
Descriptive Footer

In the box

11 HTML Files
12 CSS Files
SCSS Files
13 JavaScript Files
Demo Images

Credits

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Brilliant ready to go project

by James Vicary 7 years ago

I find a lot of templates can be chunky and hard to chop apart. This however was absolutely spot on. Very well written and easy to understand code, perfect for cutting up to put into blade templates in my Laravel project. The resources provided in regards to images…etc. are very useful for testing. In regards to setup was simple I just unzipped the folder in my root and good to go (as you would expect of an HTML template), but with this one didn’t even get any errors in JS console which I find other templates can be bad for. Only criticism is the header and footer links to CSS and JS do not start with a ‘/’ – not a major problem but for those using this as a tempalte to expand on just remember if you’re using the header and footer dynamically to amend these links.