Arsha Jekyll Theme

Arsha Jekyll Theme is a Jekyll port of the Arsha free corporate Bootstrap HTML template by BootstrapMade, giving you a static-site version of a popular company-website design. The theme runs on Jekyll, uses Bootstrap v5.2.0 as its CSS framework, and is published with the version stamp Arsha v4.8.0.

What is Arsha Jekyll Theme?

Arsha Jekyll Theme is a Jekyll-converted version of the Arsha template from BootstrapMade, a free corporate-oriented Bootstrap HTML template. It takes the original HTML/CSS design and restructures it into a Jekyll theme, so you can generate a static company website from Jekyll instead of hand-editing HTML files. The theme credits BootstrapMade.com as the template author, and it references the BootstrapMade license for usage terms. The repository includes a Usage Guide and a Development Guide.

Key Features

• Bootstrap v5.2.0 — Ships with Bootstrap 5.2.0, which provides the responsive grid, utility classes, and JavaScript components used across the theme.
• Jekyll theme structure — Organized as a standard Jekyll theme with the conventional folders, layouts, includes, and configuration so it can be dropped into a Jekyll site.
• Versioned release — The theme tracks the original template's versioning, Arsha v4.8.0, so you know exactly which upstream release this port matches.
• Usage guide — Includes a USAGE.md file that walks you through installing and configuring the theme for your own site.
• Development guide — Includes a DEVELOPMENT.md file aimed at contributors who want to modify the theme or submit changes back.
• BootstrapMade license — Distributed under the license published at BootstrapMade.com, with a direct link in the repository.

Who is it for?

• Jekyll site owners — This theme suits anyone running a Jekyll-based company site who wants a corporate homepage and content sections without designing from scratch.
• Developers porting HTML templates — The repository serves as a real example of how one BootstrapMade HTML template was adapted into Jekyll, which can guide similar porting efforts.
• Small business and agency sites — Teams that prefer static-site hosting can use the theme to produce a company site with the Arsha look.

What can you do with it?

• Launch a corporate website: Use the theme as the starting point for a company site, taking advantage of the Bootstrap-based responsive layout and Jekyll's templating.
• Customize the design: Edit the Jekyll layouts and Bootstrap styles to match your branding, following the development guide.
• Learn Jekyll theming: Study the repository's structure to see how a BootstrapMade template converts into a Jekyll theme.