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A mobile-first LinkTree-style Hugo theme with dark mode, emoji support, and 50+ brand links.
A minimalist bilingual personal homepage built with Astro and StudioCMS UI, with JSON-driven content and built-in i18n.
A free responsive one-page HTML template with a rainbow header/footer, khaki background, and rainbow-styled tables.
Personal website template built with Nuxt.js, featuring a printable CV, publication list, and project showcase components.
A clean, fast, mobile-friendly home page template built with Jekyll, hosted on GitHub Pages, for publishing writing, talks, projects, and photos.
A minimal dark Hugo theme that builds a single responsive links page, styled with Bootstrap and licensed under MIT.
Personal Hugo website template with Netlify deployment, based on the Ananke theme.
The John Doe template converted into a Jekyll theme.
Point: a Jekyll theme for personal websites that are simple and to the point.
A simple and elegant Jekyll theme for academic personal homepages, deployable via GitHub Pages.
