Finances

Finances is a free Bootstrap 4 HTML5 one-page banking website template from Colorlib, distributed through ThemeWagon, that packs a full-screen slider, sticky navigation, pricing tables, gallery, blog, and contact forms into a single HTML page. It is built for banks, financial advisors, and consulting firms that need a polished, responsive landing site without a framework.

What is Finances?

Finances is a free Bootstrap 4 HTML5 one-page banking website template created by Colorlib and hosted on ThemeWagon. It takes static HTML, CSS/SCSS, and JavaScript files and renders a fully-responsive one-page site with a hero header, full-screen slider, sticky top navigation with dropdowns, pricing tables, image gallery, testimonial carousel, blog section, and both contact and newsletter forms. Because it is plain HTML/CSS/JS, it can be deployed on any static web host or opened directly in a browser.

Key Features

• Bootstrap 4 — Grid, components, and utilities from Bootstrap 4, with both compiled CSS and SCSS source files included in the download.
• Full-screen slider — The hero area features a full-screen slider plus a go-down button that scrolls visitors into the page content.
• Sticky top navigation with drop-down menu — The navigation bar stays fixed at the top while scrolling and supports dropdown menu items.
• Image gallery with modal view — Gallery images open in a modal pop-up, powered by Fancybox or Magnific Pop-Up libraries.
• Pricing tables — Pre-built pricing table sections for presenting banking or consulting service tiers.
• Testimonial carousel — The testimonial section uses Owl Carousel for a rotating customer-reviews display.
• Blog and footer navigations — Includes a blog-style content section with footer navigation links.
• Forms and icons — Ships with a contact form, newsletter subscription form, and Icomoon font icons for UI elements.

Who is it for?

• Banking and finance startups: Launch a one-page landing site that presents services, pricing, and contact options in a single scrollable view.
• Financial consultants and advisors: Use the pricing tables and contact form to capture leads from prospective clients.
• Freelance web developers: Reuse the well-organized HTML/SCSS structure as a starting point for client projects that need a clean corporate look.
• Nonprofits or small businesses: Reuse the gallery, testimonials, and blog sections to build a simple promotional page.

What can you do with Finances?

• Build a one-page bank website: Replace the demo content with your products, rates, and team info, and publish the static files to any hosting service.
• Customize with SCSS: Edit the included SCSS variables to change colors, fonts, and spacing, then recompile the CSS.
• Add a lead-capture flow: Connect the built-in contact form and newsletter form to a backend or form service to collect inquiries.
• Showcase a portfolio: Use the gallery modal and hover effects to display project images, not just banking graphics.

FAQ

Is Finances free to use?

Yes. The page clearly marks it as a free download with an open-source license, and states it can be used in commercial projects and receives lifetime free updates.

What files are included in the download?

The In The Box section lists all demo images, two HTML files, CSS and SCSS files, font icons, JavaScript source files, and the library/plugin files (Bootstrap 4, Owl Carousel, Fancybox, Magnific Pop-Up, Slick, Flaticon, Icomoon).

Does Finances work on mobile devices?

Yes. The template is described as fully responsive, so its layouts adapt to different screen sizes, and the compatibility list includes mobile browsers along with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, and Safari.

Which frameworks and libraries does Finances use?

It uses Bootstrap 4 as the base framework, Owl Carousel for carousels, Slick for content sliders, Fancybox and Magnific Pop-Up for gallery modals, and Flaticon plus Icomoon for icons.

Is Finances a multi-page template?

No, it is a one-page template. The two included HTML files likely represent the main page and possibly an alternate version, but the design is structured around a single-page scrolling layout.