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A Jekyll version of the HTML5 UP Stellar theme, a one-page template with vibrant colors and sticky nav.

A customizable Jekyll portfolio theme with about, portfolio, and tools sections, easily configured via _config.yml.
Stellar Jekyll Theme is a Jekyll port of the HTML5 UP "Stellar" template, converting the original single-page design into a static site generator theme. It runs on Jekyll and produces a one-page website with a vibrant color palette, a sticky in-page navigation bar, and a separate generic page template. The theme is maintained as an open-source repository on GitHub and GitLab, with the original design credited to AJ (ajlkn) at HTML5 UP.
Stellar Jekyll Theme is a Jekyll conversion of the "Stellar" template by HTML5 UP, built to run on any Jekyll site. It produces a one-page website with a vibrant color palette, a sticky in-page navigation bar, and a separate generic page template. The theme runs on Jekyll (Ruby) and is distributed via GitHub and GitLab repositories, with source credit to AJ (ajlkn) of HTML5 UP.
_config.yml; posts and pages use standard Jekyll front matter.Stellar Jekyll Theme suits developers and designers who use Jekyll and want a fast, minimal one-page site without building from scratch. It's ideal for personal portfolio sites, product landing pages, or small business single-page sites. Because it's a Jekyll port, it also appeals to users already comfortable with Jekyll's config and front matter workflow.
_config.yml to see changes instantly.To use it, fork the repository. On GitLab, you can start editing _config.yml immediately; on GitHub, create a branch named gh-pages before editing. After you change _config.yml and add your own content, Jekyll builds a static site you can host on GitHub Pages or any Jekyll-compatible host.
Yes. The theme is free for personal and commercial use under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license, the same license used by HTML5 UP themes.
You need a Jekyll environment (Ruby and the Jekyll gem) to build the site locally, or you can push the repository to GitHub and use GitHub Pages, which runs Jekyll automatically.
No. The demo images are from Unsplash and are not included in the repository. You'll need to supply your own images, which is typical for HTML5 UP theme ports.
Yes, the CCA 3.0 license permits commercial use. You must keep the attribution to HTML5 UP and AJ in your project.
