Timer Bootstrap Agency Template

Timer is a free Bootstrap agency template by Themefisher — a static HTML/CSS website for building a company or agency website, with an optional Node and Gulp workflow for local development and production builds.

What is Timer?

Timer is a free Bootstrap agency template created by Themefisher and distributed as a downloadable zip from GitHub. It contains a theme folder with plain HTML and CSS files that you can edit directly in any text editor, plus a package.json that enables a Gulp-based development server when you prefer an advanced workflow. The template outputs a static website, so no backend or database is required; you can host it on any static file server. Themefisher has maintained the project since 2016, and the repository currently has 17 stars.

Key Features

• Bootstrap framework — The template is built on Bootstrap, so the layout is responsive and works on phones, tablets, and desktops out of the box.
• Simple HTML/CSS editing — In the basic workflow you open the theme folder and directly modify the HTML and CSS files; refreshing index.html in a browser shows your changes.
• Gulp development server — With Node.js and Gulp CLI installed, running npm run dev starts a local preview, watches source files, and live-reloads the browser on save.
• Production build command — Running npm run build compiles all source files into a fresh theme folder that contains your final site and can be deployed as-is.
• Official documentation — Themefisher publishes setup and customization guides at docs.themefisher.com/timer, and the GitHub repo tracks issues via its issue tracker.
• MIT code license — The template's code is released under the MIT license, which permits commercial use and modification; the demo images carry separate licenses and are not free to share.

Who is it for?

• Freelance web developers — use Timer to spin up a client-ready agency website quickly, then customize the HTML and CSS to match the client's branding.
• Small creative and digital agencies — can adopt the template for their own company site and update the content themselves without needing a CMS.
• Front-end learners — can explore a real-world Bootstrap project with a modern Gulp workflow, practicing commands like npm install, npm run dev, and npm run build.

What can you do with Timer?

• Agency website launch — publish a clean, professional site for an agency, design studio, or consulting practice with no backend setup.
• Client handoff — after customizing the theme folder, deliver the static files to a client who can host them on any static host without ongoing framework dependencies.
• Rapid prototyping — use the Bootstrap layout as a starting point for a marketing or corporate site, then replace content and styles for a demo.

How does Timer work?

1. Download the template zip from GitHub and extract it.
2. For basic use, open the theme folder, edit the HTML and CSS files directly, and preview index.html in your browser.
3. For advanced use, install Node.js and Gulp CLI globally, run npm install and npm run dev to launch a live-reloading dev server.
4. Run npm run build to produce a production theme folder with all your changes.

FAQ

Is Timer free?

Yes, Timer is a free open-source template. The code is released under the MIT license, and the template can be downloaded directly from the Themefisher GitHub repository.

What do I need to use the Gulp workflow?

You need Node.js installed, and Gulp CLI installed globally with npm. After that, the project's package.json provides scripts for npm run dev and npm run build.

Can I use the images included in the demo?

No. The images are for demonstration purposes only and carry their own licenses; Themefisher does not have permission to share them, so you must replace them with your own assets.

How do I report bugs or get support?

Use the GitHub issue tracker to search existing issues and report new bugs. For paid technical support and help integrating the template, you can email Themefisher directly at mehedi@themefisher.com.

Does Timer require a CMS or database?

No. Timer is a static HTML/CSS template, so it runs on any web server without PHP, a database, or a CMS.