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A premium event website template powered by Astro and Tailwind for AI summits and tech conferences.
ARTHAM AI Summit Theme is a ready-to-publish Astro theme for event websites, built as a standalone package for the Astro official theme directory and styled with Tailwind. It delivers a static frontend for an AI summit site featuring speaker showcases, lead capture, and event sections.
The ARTHAM AI Summit Theme is an Astro frontend for the ARTHAM AI Summit website, structured as a standalone, ready-to-publish theme package for the Astro official theme directory. It is frontend-only and does not require a backend application to run, so it can be deployed as a static site. The theme ships with local dummy speaker data so it renders immediately out of the box, and a CMS can be added later as an optional enhancement without changing the theme structure. The repository description calls it a premium event website template powered by Astro and Tailwind.
The theme pairs Astro's static-site generation with Tailwind CSS and mixes in Vue components for interactive sections.
./dist/ folder..astro components (like EventCards, SpeakersShowcaseSection, and TestimonialsSection) and .vue single-file components (like HeroSection, LeadCaptureForm, VenueCarouselSection, and SectionScrollNav).src/pages/ directory contains index.astro, invite.astro, and speakers.astro for a landing page, an invitation page, and a speaker lineup page.The template suits anyone who needs a modern event site for an AI summit or tech conference.
Launch a complete event website with the included pages and sections.
Install dependencies with npm install, then run npm run dev to start the local development server. To create a production build, run npm run build, which outputs the site to the ./dist/ directory. The npm run preview command lets you preview the production build locally, and npm run astro ... runs Astro CLI commands such as astro check. Speaker content is currently local dummy data, which you can replace or extend with a CMS later.
Yes. The package is specifically frontend-only and does not require a backend application to run. It builds to a static site in the ./dist/ folder.
No. The theme works out of the box using local dummy data for speakers. A CMS can be added later as an optional enhancement without changing the theme structure.
The theme includes three pages: an index landing page (index.astro), an invitation page (invite.astro), and a speakers page (speakers.astro).
Run npm run build to build the production site into ./dist/, then use npm run preview to preview that build locally. For development, run npm run dev.
