Prologue

Prologue is a single-page HTML5 website template from HTML5 UP that showcases a portfolio gallery, a personal bio block, and an embedded Twitter feed.

What is Prologue?

Prologue is a single-page HTML5 website template created by HTML5 UP, a publisher of web templates. It takes a set of images and text blocks and renders them into a clean, image-forward layout with a dedicated text section and a Twitter timeline widget. The demo page on html5up.net displays placeholder photos named pic02 through pic08 and Latin-style placeholder copy, so you can see the intended structure before adding your own content.

Key Features

• Portfolio image grid — The demo displays seven placeholder images (pic02 through pic08) in a tiled arrangement, each wrapped in a link that points back to the demo page as a stand-in destination.
• Large intro statement — A prominent line "Vitae natoque dictum etiam semper magnis enim feugiat convallis convallis" gives a spot for a short tagline or catchphrase near the top of the page.
• Multi-paragraph description — Two fuller blocks of copy ("Tincidunt eu elit diam magnis pretium accumsan etiam id urna" and "Elementum sem parturient nulla quam placerat viverra mauris") provide space for an about-me story or project summary.
• Embedded Twitter feed — A Twitter widget is included as an iframe, letting visitors read recent posts without leaving the site.
• Static HTML5 structure — The template is built with standard HTML5, so you can edit it in any text editor and publish it to any static web host.

Who is it for?

Prologue is intended for creative individuals and small portfolio sites. Photographers can replace the seven gallery images with their own shots to create a minimal showcase. Freelancers can edit the tagline and description to describe their services and use the Twitter widget to display client updates or testimonials. Hobbyists can publish a personal page with a small gallery and an active social feed without setting up a CMS.

What can you do with Prologue?

• Photographers: Swap the placeholder images (pic02 through pic08) for your own photos to create an instant portfolio grid.
• Freelancers: Rewrite the intro and description text to present your services, and link your Twitter account so visitors see recent activity.
• Product teams: Use the gallery as a screenshot showcase for an app or tool, with the Twitter widget announcing releases or news.