Infinity

Infinity is a free, open-source one-page HTML5 business website template from ThemeWagon that provides a colorful, responsive layout for agencies and small businesses to present their services, portfolio, and contact details.

What is Infinity?

Infinity is a free, open-source one-page HTML5 website template distributed by ThemeWagon and created by Styleshout. It takes plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files as input and produces a fully responsive business website with nine sections, a working contact form, and a newsletter subscription area. The template runs on any static web server; the contact form uses an included PHP file.

Key Features

• Parallax hero header — The homepage banner combines a parallax background with bold typography and vertically aligned social media icons on the bottom left corner.
• Responsive drawer menu — A burger menu collapses into a drawer on click and stays sticky while scrolling; it works across Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, and mobile browsers.
• Modal image gallery — Gallery images zoom on hover and open in a pop-up lightbox powered by LightGallery.
• Flex testimonial slider — A jQuery FlexSlider cycles through testimonials, with an adjacent area for client logos.
• Working contact form — Includes a PHP file for form handling and jQueryValidation for client-side validation.
• Newsletter subscription — The three-column footer includes an email signup form that uses ajaxChimp for integration.
• Smooth scrolling and back-to-top — Waypoints enable smooth page scrolling, and a back-to-top button appears for navigation.
• Custom assets — Ships with 2 HTML files, 4 main CSS files, 5 JavaScript files, 1 PHP file, and 3 font files (Montserrat, Libre Baskerville), plus demo images from Pexels.

Who is Infinity for?

Infinity is aimed at agencies, freelancers, and small businesses that need a professional online presence without buying a premium template. A design agency can customize the service section and gallery to display its work; a freelancer can use the about and contact sections to build a personal portfolio; a small business can collect leads via the contact form and newsletter subscription.

What can you do with Infinity?

• Design agencies: showcase featured projects in the modal gallery and present services with icon cards in the dedicated section.
• Freelancers: create a one-page portfolio with an about section, service list, client testimonials, and a contact form.
• Small business owners: publish a corporate landing page with a hero banner, company introduction, and newsletter signup to grow an email list.
• Developers: use the open-source HTML/CSS/JS files as a starting point for custom business websites, modifying the structure freely.

FAQ

Is Infinity really free?

Yes, Infinity is a free download from ThemeWagon. It is open source, can be used in commercial projects, and includes lifetime free updates. You only need to email the download link to yourself; there is no payment or subscription.

What technologies does Infinity use?

Infinity is built with plain HTML5, CSS3, and jQuery. It integrates many jQuery plugins, including LightGallery, FlexSlider, Masonry, ImagesLoaded, jQueryValidation, and ajaxChimp. Fonts are Montserrat and Libre Baskerville, and icons come from Font Awesome and Micons.

Does the contact form work out of the box?

The template includes a working contact form with a separate PHP file for server-side handling. The form validates input via jQueryValidation before submission. Note that the PHP file needs a server with PHP support, such as Apache or Nginx, to process submissions.

Can I remove sections or change colors?

Because the template uses static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, you can freely edit the files. Sections are discrete blocks in the HTML, and colors are defined in the main CSS files, so you can remove or restyle any part without affecting the rest of the page.

What is included in the download?

The download package contains 2 HTML files, 4 main CSS files, 5 JavaScript files, 1 PHP file, 3 font files, and demo images. It also relies on Google Fonts and external icon sets, which are loaded from their CDNs if you keep the default configuration.