Lifeleck is a free, multi-page blog website template built with Bootstrap 4 and HTML5, created by Colorlib and distributed via ThemeWagon, that gives you a complete set of styled pages — homepage, about, contact, and more — so you can launch a personal, lifestyle, or travel blog without writing front-end code from scratch.
What is Lifeleck?
Lifeleck is a responsive Bootstrap 4 HTML5 blog template. It takes a set of static HTML, CSS, SCSS, JavaScript, and one PHP file and turns them into a full blog site with a split header, sticky navigation, drop-down menus, a search box, and a working PHP/AJAX contact form. It runs on any standard web host or static server and is compatible with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Mobile, Opera, and Safari. The template was designed by Colorlib and listed on ThemeWagon, where it has received 2,946 downloads.
Key Features
- Bootstrap 4 frame — Built on the Bootstrap 4 grid and components, so layouts stay responsive on phones, tablets, and desktops without extra CSS work.
- Sticky top navigation bar — The main menu stays visible as visitors scroll, and it includes a drop-down menu for organizing blog categories.
- Working PHP/AJAX contact form — A contact page form that sends messages through PHP, enhanced with AJAX so the page doesn't reload on submit.
- Google Maps embed — A styled Google Map is included in the package, ready to be replaced with your own location coordinates.
- Newsletter subscription form — Uses Ajax MailChimp integration so visitors can subscribe to email updates through the template's UI.
- Multi-page file set — The package contains 6 HTML files plus 1 PHP file, covering typical blog pages such as the homepage, about, and contact.
- Themify font icons — Iconography is handled by Themify icons, eliminating the need for an external image icon set.
- CSS, SCSS, and JavaScript sources — Both compiled CSS and editable SCSS files are shipped, along with JavaScript source files and plugin libraries, so developers can customize styling and behavior.
Who is it for?
Lifeleck is aimed at bloggers and developers who want a free, ready-made blog layout. Personal bloggers can replace the demo text with their own posts and use the about and contact pages as-is. Travel bloggers get a visually clean grid for photo-heavy posts, plus Google Maps integration for documenting locations. Developers can use it as a starter for client projects, customizing the SCSS variables and extending the Bootstrap components without building a design system from scratch.
What can you do with Lifeleck?
- Personal bloggers: Publish a multi-page blog with a clean, minimal design and a working contact form so readers can reach you directly.
- Travel bloggers: Showcase destination posts with a responsive layout and embed Google Maps to show where each entry took place.
- Lifestyle bloggers: Set up a blog with newsletetter capture via Ajax MailChimp, growing your email list from day one.
- Front-end developers: Fork the template and customize the SCSS, JavaScript, and Bootstrap components for a custom blog build, relying on the included documentation.
Pricing
Lifeleck is free to download and open source. According to the ThemeWagon listing, it can be used in commercial projects and includes lifetime free updates.
FAQ
Is Lifeleck really free?
Yes. ThemeWagon lists Lifeleck as a free template with no purchase price. The download requires an email address, and the template is licensed for both personal and commercial use, with lifetime free updates mentioned on the download page.
What framework does Lifeleck use?
Lifeleck is built on Bootstrap 4, the CSS framework that provides the responsive grid, navigation, buttons, and other UI components. It also includes Themify for icons, Owl Carousel for sliders, Animate.css for animations, and Nice Select for styled dropdowns.
Does Lifeleck include a contact form?
Yes. The package includes one PHP file that powers a contact form, and the form is wired with AJAX so submissions happen without a full page reload. You'll need a PHP-capable web host to use this feature.
Which browsers does Lifeleck support?
The ThemeWagon listing says Lifeleck is compatible with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Mobile, Opera, and Safari. The responsive design also adapts to different screen sizes automatically.
How many pages and files come with Lifeleck?
The box contains 6 HTML files, 1 PHP file, CSS and SCSS files, JavaScript source files, font icons, documentation, and library/plugin files. All demo images are included, so the template looks like the preview right after download.
