Ultim8 is a free, multi-page Bootstrap 4 HTML5 business website template created by Colorlib and distributed by ThemeWagon, built for digital agencies, SEO agencies, startups, and portfolio sites.
What is Ultim8?
Ultim8 is a static HTML website template built with Bootstrap v4.1.0 on the front end, featuring a multi-page layout delivered as 9 HTML files along with CSS and SCSS source files, JavaScript files, font icons, and demo images. The template runs in any modern browser without a backend; forms such as the modal quote request and contact form are UI components that you connect to your own handler. It was created by Colorlib and is offered free with lifetime updates on ThemeWagon.
Key Features
- Bootstrap v4.1.0 framework — The layout and components are built on Bootstrap 4.1.0, with SCSS source files included for deeper customization.
- Animated header with typewriter effect — A slider-based hero header pairs with a typewriter text effect to deliver key messages.
- Multi-page structure — Includes 9 HTML files spanning a full business site, with separate pages for portfolio and blog sections.
- Animated SVG preloader — A custom animated preloader is shown to visitors while the page renders.
- Sticky animated navigation — A top navigation bar sticks to the viewport and animates on scroll for persistent access.
- Fun fact counters and pricing table — Animated counters present stats, and a pricing table section is ready for service plans.
- Portfolio grid with hover effects — A responsive image grid uses on-hover overlays, plus pagination UI to handle many items.
- Modal quote request form — A popup quote form captures requests without navigation, backed by a contact form UI and newsletter subscription form UI.
Who is it for?
- Digital agencies — Display client work in the portfolio grid and capture inquiries through the modal quote form.
- SEO and service businesses — Use the pricing table, testimonial carousel, and fun fact counters to establish authority on a multipage site.
- Startups — Set up a complete online presence quickly using the prepared blog, contact, and newsletter sections.
- Front-end developers — Customize styling through SCSS source files and swap in plugins like Owl Carousel and Animate.css.
What can you do with Ultim8?
- Launch a business website — Replace the bundled demo images and text with your own content, then host the static pages on any web server.
- Generate client leads — Point the modal quote form, contact form UI, and newsletter subscription form to your own backend or service.
- Showcase a portfolio — Organize projects in the grid, use pagination for large sets, and add on-hover effects to engage visitors.
- Publish a blog — The included blog section with pagination lets you add articles and news without installing a CMS.
Pricing
Ultim8 is free to download. The license is open source, permitting use in commercial projects, and ThemeWagon promises lifetime free updates.
Alternatives
ThemeWagon lists three other free Bootstrap 4 business templates: Listrace, a one-page directory listing template; Bizze, a professional business template; and Linkweb, another professional business website template.
FAQ
Is Ultim8 free to use commercially?
Yes, Ultim8 is open source and can be used in commercial projects. The download is free and includes lifetime updates.
What files are included in Ultim8?
The package provides 9 HTML files, CSS and SCSS files, JavaScript source files, all demo images, and libraries and plugins including Bootstrap v4.1.2, Animate.css, Owl Carousel, Ionicons, Flaticons, Icomoon, Open-iconic, jQuery Easing, and Scrollax.
Which browsers does Ultim8 support?
Ultim8 is compatible with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Safari, and mobile devices.
Does the download include a preloader and sticky navigation?
Yes, it includes an animated SVG preloader and an animated sticky top navigation bar, along with on-scroll reveal animations.
Can I customize the SCSS files?
Yes, SCSS source files are included in the download, so you can modify variables and compile your own CSS to match your brand.
