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A responsive full-page image Jekyll theme for showcasing artworks.

A customizable Jekyll portfolio theme with about, portfolio, and tools sections, easily configured via _config.yml.
Time Parallax is a free Jekyll theme that delivers a responsive full-page image layout concept, built for showcasing artworks and design projects. The theme takes an image and turns it into a clean, full-screen homepage, with mobile-friendly behavior and fast loading performance.
Time Parallax is a responsive image full-page layout concept designed specifically for artworks. It is a Jekyll theme hosted on GitHub, created by Mohamad Rido, and can be forked and customized freely. The main input is a single image placed in the homepage, and the output is a full-page responsive website that works on smartphones and desktop. It includes a custom 404 page, SEO tags, and is tested on Google PageSpeed Insights for fast load.
Artists and illustrators who want a minimal, full-screen presentation of a single artwork. Designers who need a quick hero page for a project. Photographers who want a simple portfolio landing page. Developers who want a lightweight Jekyll starter for a full-page image site.
The workflow is simple: fork the repository, go to Settings > GitHub Pages, select the main branch as the source, and save. Then edit index.html in the main repository to change the displayed image or text. The GitHub Pages URL will serve the live site, and the theme's responsive and SEO features are applied automatically.
Time Parallax is free to fork and use. The developer provides a PayPal 'Buy Me a Coffee' link for optional donations, but there is no cost for the template itself.
Yes, Time Parallax is free to fork and use. The developer sells no paid version and only offers an optional PayPal donation link for support.
Edit the index.html file in the main repository. The homepage uses a single image that fills the page; replace the image reference with your own artwork. Changes are published automatically through GitHub Pages.
Yes, the theme is responsive and designed for smartphone screens. The full-page image adapts to different viewport sizes, and the layout is mobile-friendly.
Yes, the developer explicitly states you are free to remove the footer credit. You can fork and use the concept without keeping the attribution.
The theme has been tested on Google PageSpeed Insights and is reported to load fast. It is a lightweight Jekyll theme with no heavy frameworks, so it should score well on performance checks.
