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Monday is a minimal, free Jekyll blog theme with dark and light themes and built-in integrations for analytics, comments, and fonts.
Monday is a minimal, free Jekyll blog theme that ships with both dark and light color schemes, designed for personal and content-focused sites.
Monday is a Jekyll theme built for static blogs, taking Markdown posts with YAML front matter and rendering them into a fast, responsive website. It is created by Artem Sheludko and is available under the GPL-3.0 license. The theme is 100% free and can be viewed in action at artemsheludko.pw/monday.
Monday follows the standard Jekyll workflow: install Jekyll, clone or download the theme, edit the configuration file to set your site title, add your Google Analytics and Disqus IDs, then write posts in Markdown with front matter. Run jekyll build to generate static HTML files ready for any web server.
Monday is completely free to use and modify under the GPL-3.0 license.
Yes, Monday is 100% free. The theme is released under the GPL-3.0 license, so you can use and modify it without paying any licensing fees.
Yes, Monday includes both dark and light themes. The README displays screenshots of both, and you can switch between them based on your preference.
Monday integrates with Google Fonts, Google Analytics, Disqus, Font Awesome, and social media links. These are configured through the site's configuration file.
Yes, since the theme uses SCSS, you can customize variables and styles. The repository lists "customizable" as a topic, indicating it is designed for modification.
Basic familiarity with Jekyll is helpful. The README provides links to Jekyll's documentation on front matter, posts, and pages to get you started.
