Airspace Jekyll

Airspace Jekyll is a Jekyll-based creative agency website template ported from Themefisher's Airspace HTML Template, built to give agencies and small businesses a complete multi-section static site that runs on GitHub Pages and can be edited without touching code.

What is Airspace Jekyll?

Airspace Jekyll is a business theme for Jekyll, the static site generator, that produces a full agency-style website with sections for hero, about, team, skills, experience, education, services, portfolio, testimonials, client slider, and contact. It takes content from a centralized _data/settings.yml file and renders a static HTML site. The template is designed and developed by Themefisher, ported from their original Airspace HTML template, and is released under the MIT license.

Key Features

• Fork-to-publish setup — After forking the repository, the site is immediately live on your GitHub Pages account at https://yourusername.github.io/your-repo-name/, assuming GitHub Pages is enabled.
• No-code customization — Theme general settings, hero, about, team, skills, experience, education, services, portfolio, testimonials, client slider, and contact sections are all editable via _data/settings.yml, with no HTML or CSS changes required.
• Sitepins CMS integration — The template is pre-configured with Sitepins, a Git-based headless CMS, so you can edit text, images, and configuration visually using the "Edit with Sitepins" flow.
• Local development — Run bundle install to install dependencies and then jekyll serve or bundle exec jekyll serve to start a local Jekyll server for preview.
• MIT-licensed code — The code is open source under the MIT license; the demo images retain their own licenses and are not permitted for reuse.

Who should use Airspace Jekyll?

• Creative agencies — Use the portfolio, team, services, and testimonials sections to present a complete agency profile.
• Small businesses — Launch a credible business website with contact information, client slider, and service listings with minimal technical setup.
• Jekyll developers — Use it as a starting point for client projects, customizing the YAML data files and extending the layout.

What can you do with Airspace Jekyll?

• Showcase your work — The portfolio section lets you display projects, and the client slider adds logos or testimonials from past clients.
• Build a personal resume site — The about, skills, experience, and education sections are ideal for a single-page CV.
• Edit content via CMS — Use Sitepins to update website text and images without writing code, then commit changes back to your Git repository.

How does Airspace Jekyll work?

Start by forking the repository to your GitHub account. Once GitHub Pages is enabled, the site publishes automatically. To customize, edit the values in _data/settings.yml — each section (hero, about, team, etc.) has its own YAML entries. For local work, run bundle install followed by jekyll serve to preview changes before pushing.

FAQ

Is Airspace Jekyll free?

Yes, the code is released under the MIT license, so you can use and modify it freely. The images bundled with the template are for demonstration purposes only and are not covered by the MIT license.

Do I need to know HTML or CSS to customize the site?

No. Most content lives in _data/settings.yml, so you can update text, images, and configuration without touching HTML or CSS. The Sitepins integration provides a visual editing option for non-technical users.

How do I deploy Airspace Jekyll?

Fork the repository and enable GitHub Pages on your fork. The site will be available at https://yourusername.github.io/your-repo-name/. Alternatively, you can run the site locally with bundle install and jekyll serve.

Can I use the images in the template on my own site?

No, the images are only for demonstration purposes. They have their own licenses, and Themefisher does not have permission to share them for reuse.