Medic

Medic is a free, Bootstrap-based medical website template by Themefisher that provides a complete multi-page layout for clinics, dentists, and private doctors.

What is Medic?

Medic is a static HTML website template built on Bootstrap v4.5, created by Themefisher for medical practices. It takes standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files as its input and outputs a ready-to-host multi-page website with inner pages for appointments, blogs, team, and contact. The code is released under the MIT license, so the template is free to use and modify for personal and commercial projects (the demo images are not included in that license).

Key Features

• Complete multi-page structure — Includes 9 pages: Homepage, About, Services, Gallery, Team, Appointment, Blogs, Blog Details, and Contact, so a practice site can go live without extra page building.
• Built with Bootstrap v4.5 — Responsive layout and UI components come from Bootstrap's grid and utilities, making the site work on phones, tablets, and desktops.
• jQuery v3.5.1 included — The template bundles jQuery for interactive behavior, such as the appointment time picker and lightbox effects.
• Gulp development workflow — When using the advanced setup, npm run dev starts a local server with live reload, and npm run build outputs a production-ready theme folder.
• Third-party plugin integrations — Animate CSS adds scroll animations, Fancybox provides a gallery lightbox, Font Awesome supplies icons, Slick powers carousels, and a time picker supports appointment scheduling.
• Google Fonts typography — Fonts are loaded from Google Fonts for consistent, readable text styling across pages.
• Two customization paths — Beginners can edit the static HTML and CSS files in the theme folder directly and open index.html in a browser; developers can use the Node and Gulp setup for live reload and production builds.
• Free MIT license — The code is free to reuse; only the placeholder images are free for demo purposes, not redistribution.

Who is it for?

• Private doctors and clinics — They can create a professional online presence with service pages, an appointment booking page, and a contact form without hiring a developer.
• Dentists and surgeons — The template's Gallery and Team pages fit practices that need to showcase facilities, equipment, and medical staff.
• Web developers and freelancers — They get a clean, customizable starting point for medical client projects, then swap in real content and images.

What can you do with Medic?

• Launch a practice website fast — Set up the homepage, about, services, and contact pages by editing text and images in the static HTML files, then host the final theme folder anywhere.
• Add online appointment scheduling — Use the dedicated Appointment page with its time picker plugin to let patients pick a time slot.
• Publish medical news and articles — The Blogs and Blog Details pages give a doctor or clinic an outlet for health tips, press releases, or practice updates.
• Showcase facilities and staff — Populate the Team page with doctor profiles and the Gallery page with Fancybox-powered photo enlargements of your office.

How does Medic work?

After downloading the template from GitHub, you can start immediately by editing the HTML and CSS files in the theme folder and opening index.html in any browser. For advanced work, install Node.js and the Gulp CLI globally, then run npm install followed by npm run dev to preview changes with live reload; npm run build creates the final production theme folder.

FAQ

Is Medic free?

Yes. The code is released under the MIT license, so you can use, copy, and modify it for free in personal and commercial projects. The demo images have their own licenses and are not covered by that permission.

What CSS framework does Medic use?

Medic is built with Bootstrap v4.5, which provides the responsive grid, buttons, navigation, and other base UI components. It also includes jQuery v3.5.1 for interactive features.

Can I use Medic for a dentist website?

Yes. The template was designed for any health clinic, dentist, private doctor, or surgeon website. You can adapt the services, team, and gallery sections to fit your specialty.

How do I install and run Medic locally?

You have two options. The simple route is to download the source and open index.html directly. For development, install Node.js and Gulp CLI, run npm install, then npm run dev to start a live-reload preview server.

What is the production build command?

Run npm run build after making your changes. This generates a theme folder containing the optimized site files that you can upload to your web host.