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Hugo portfolio theme with skills, experience timeline, services, contact form, and optional blog in the Pro version.
A GatsbyJS starter that ports Christine Cha's Gridfolio portfolio theme with SCSS, ESLint, and Prettier.
Hugo Uilite is a Hugo-based portfolio theme designed for designers and developers who want a good-looking portfolio website without much effort, offering a free version with core sections and a Pro version that adds a blog, work gallery, and support.
Hugo Uilite is a portfolio theme built on the Hugo static site generator, produced by UICard. It takes standard Hugo content directories and configuration and outputs a static portfolio website with a skills section, experience timeline, service section, contact form, and social links. The free version covers essentials; the Pro version expands it with a blog, work/portfolio showcase, Disqus comments, documentation, and direct support.
data/config.json to receive messages.The theme is built with Hugo and HTML5, and configuration such as the Formspree endpoint lives in a data/config.json file. It is distributed through UICard's website and demo sites are available for both the free and Pro versions.
The theme runs on Hugo, so you build a static site by running Hugo's build command after installing the theme. To activate the contact form, register on Formspree, create a project and a form, then paste the form endpoint into data/config.json. Content for skills, experience, services, and social links is managed through Hugo's content and config files.
Hugo Uilite uses a freemium model. The free version includes skills, experience timeline, service section, contact form, social links, and SEO. The Pro version adds blog, work/portfolio, Disqus, documentation, and support, and is sold through UICard's website. No specific price is listed on the repository page.
Yes, there is a free version that includes the core portfolio sections: skills, experience timeline, service section, contact form, social links, and good SEO. For additional features like the blog, work gallery, Disqus, documentation, and support, you need the paid Pro version.
The contact form uses Formspree. First register on Formspree, then create a project and a form there. After that, add your form endpoint to the data/config.json file in the theme. Once that's done, form submissions route to Formspree.
The Pro version adds a blog, a work/portfolio showcase, Disqus comment integration, documentation, and support. The free version does not include these features, so you'll need to upgrade if you want a blog or a portfolio gallery inline.
Hugo Uilite is a Hugo theme, so customization happens through Hugo's standard content files and the theme's data/config.json for settings like the Formspree endpoint. The free repository is accessible for developers who want to modify templates.
