Pizza Template

Pizza Template (also known as 459 Pizza) is a free, mobile-ready responsive HTML website template from TemplateMo, built for restaurant websites using Bootstrap v3.3.4 and a flex slider. It delivers a minimal, orange-and-white layout that you can download, edit, and deploy on any static web host for commercial or non-commercial purposes.

What is Pizza Template?

Pizza Template is a static HTML/CSS website template released by TemplateMo in June 2015. It takes a basic set of HTML and CSS files and produces a responsive restaurant-themed webpage that adapts to phones, tablets, and desktops. The layout is built on Bootstrap v3.3.4 and includes a flex slider for rotating images, with a minimal design using orange and white colors. As a downloadable ZIP file, it requires no server-side framework—just open the files and edit them to populate your content.

Key Features

• Mobile-ready responsive design — The template adjusts its layout automatically to fit smartphones, tablets, and desktop screens without extra configuration.
• Flex slider integration — A built-in image slider lets you rotate banners or food photos; the page loads the FlexSlider JavaScript library as part of the template.
• Bootstrap v3.3.4 framework — The layout is built on this specific Bootstrap version, giving you a grid system and ready-made UI components.
• Minimal orange and white theme — The color scheme is defined in the CSS, so you can restyle the site by editing the stylesheet.
• Free for commercial and non-commercial use — TemplateMo allows you to download, edit, and use this template on any site, including business websites, without paying a license fee.
• Lightweight static files — The template consists of standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files, so it can be hosted on any static web server and loads quickly.

Who is it for?

• Pizza restaurant owners — A ready-made homepage that presents your restaurant online, with a slider showing food photos and a minimal design that loads fast on mobile devices.
• Freelance web designers — A free starting point for a restaurant client project; you can edit the HTML and CSS to add menu pages, contact forms, or booking details.
• Students and beginners learning HTML/CSS — A small, readable codebase built on Bootstrap that shows how a responsive navigation and slider are structured.

What can you do with Pizza Template?

• Launch a restaurant website — Download the ZIP, replace the sample text and images in the HTML files, and publish the folder to any web host to go live with a responsive homepage.
• Build a promotional landing page — Use the flex slider and minimal layout to create a single-page site highlighting a pizza special or a new restaurant branch.
• Create a portfolio or event page — Since the design is generic and minimal, you can repurpose the layout for non-restaurant uses like a small business showcase, even though the orange theme and slider suit a food brand.

Pricing

Pizza Template is 100% free to download and use for both commercial and non-commercial sites. TemplateMo does not require payment, attribution, or registration to obtain the ZIP file.

FAQ

Is Pizza Template free?

Yes, Pizza Template is 100% free to download from TemplateMo. You can use it on commercial or non-commercial websites without paying a fee or registering an account.

Can I edit the template?

Yes, you are allowed to download, edit, and use the HTML and CSS files as you like. The template is distributed as a ZIP archive containing the source files, which you can modify in any text editor.

Does it work on mobile phones?

The template is mobile-ready and responsive, meaning its layout adapts to different screen sizes. It was built with Bootstrap v3.3.4, which includes a responsive grid system.

What Bootstrap version does it use?

Pizza Template uses Bootstrap v3.3.4, the specific version noted on the TemplateMo page. This gives you the framework's grid and component styling but not the newer Bootstrap 4 or 5 utilities.

Do I need coding skills to use it?

Basic HTML/CSS knowledge helps, since you must edit the source files to add your own text and images. No server-side programming is required, but you should be comfortable with a code editor.