
Template details
Good Clean Read
A Jekyll template for publishing clean, readable articles and single-page sites.
About this template
Good Clean Read is a minimalist Jekyll theme for publishing clean, readable articles and single-page websites, built on top of the Solo base theme by Shu Uesugi.
What is Good Clean Read?
Good Clean Read is a Jekyll template designed for single-page websites, articles, and literary masterpieces, with a focus on readability across devices. It is built on the Solo theme by Shu Uesugi and is available on GitHub with a companion demo and documentation site. The theme takes Markdown or HTML content through Jekyll's standard workflow and outputs a static site with a clean typographic presentation. Its repository describes it as "A Jekyll template for publishing clean, readable articles and single-page sites."
Key Features
- Minimalist design — The theme prioritizes clean typography and a distraction-free layout, as stated in the project description and the "minimalist" topic tag.
- Built on Solo — It leverages the Solo base theme by Shu Uesugi, which provides a solid foundation for single-page and article layouts.
- Jekyll-based — Works with Jekyll's static site generator, using standard Liquid templates and Markdown content files.
- Single-page and article support — Suited for single-page websites, long-form articles, and literary works.
- Readable anywhere — Designed to make content readable on various devices, per the project's tagline.
- Open source on GitHub — Hosted on GitHub with 234 stars, plus a public demo and documentation available at https://adueck.github.io/good-clean-read.
Who is it for?
- Writers and bloggers — Publish essays, articles, or literary works in a clean, typography-focused layout.
- Developers and designers — Create single-page portfolio or project sites using Jekyll without heavy styling overhead.
- Minimalism enthusiasts — Anyone who prefers a simple, content-first design for a personal website or documentation.
What can you do with Good Clean Read?
- Create a personal blog or essay site — Set up a Jekyll project, add Markdown posts, and get a readable long-form layout.
- Launch a single-page landing page — Use the theme for a project showcase, product page, or professional bio with minimal configuration.
- Publish literary or editorial content — Present stories, poetry, or other text-focused works in a distraction-free format.
















