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Snap is a free, one-page photography landing page template built with Bootstrap 4, HTML5, and CSS3, designed to present a photographer's portfolio and capture leads through a single scrollable page. The template runs entirely in the browser as static HTML/CSS/JS files, so no server-side framework is required, and it is distributed on ThemeWagon by the author Untree.
Snap is a one-page photography website template that outputs a complete landing page from a single HTML file, including a hero header with a hero image, side navigation, testimonial carousel, blog section, pagination UI, and contact form UI. It is built on Bootstrap 4 and uses jQuery, OwlCarousel, Fancybox, Flaticon, and Icomoon as its libraries and plugins. The template is versioned v1.0.0, was released 3 years ago, and has been downloaded 3,818 times from ThemeWagon according to the product page.
Yes. The ThemeWagon listing marks Snap as a free template and says it is open source, can be used in commercial projects, and receives lifetime free updates.
The download contains 1 HTML page, HTML and CSS files, demo images, JavaScript source files, and the library/plugin files (Bootstrap 4, Flaticon, Icomoon, Fancybox, OwlCarousel, and jQuery).
Yes. The template is called 100% responsive and is listed as compatible with Android, Chrome, Edge, Firefox, iPad, iPhone, Mobile, Opera, and Safari.
No. Snap is a static HTML/CSS/JS template — one HTML page with client-side libraries — so you can host it on any static web host. The contact form UI requires you to wire up your own backend if you want submissions.
