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Urban City is a free HTML CSS website template from TemplateMo that provides a two-column corporate layout with an integrated Nivo Slider, styled in teal and white.
Urban City is a free HTML CSS layout originally added to TemplateMo on 18 October 2010. It is a two-column template that bundles the Nivo Slider jQuery plugin for image-based slideshows, using a teal and white color palette. TemplateMo distributes it as a ZIP file for download, and it can be edited and used on commercial or non-commercial websites without payment. The template page reports over 24,000 downloads and nearly 117,000 views since its release.
Urban City is aimed at web designers and site owners who need a fast, free starting point for a corporate or informational website. Small business owners can download it to build a clean homepage with a slider, while developers can use it as a base to practice editing HTML and CSS.
Yes, the template is 100% free to download from TemplateMo. Users may edit it and use it on commercial or non-commercial websites without paying a license fee.
Yes, the layout is integrated with Nivo Slider, a jQuery-based image slider. The template comes with the slider built in, so you can add your own images for a rotating banner.
You are allowed to download, edit, and use Urban City for commercial or non-commercial sites. TemplateMo gives explicit permission on the template page.
Download the ZIP file from the TemplateMo page, extract it, and edit the HTML and CSS files with a text editor or web development tool. A live view is available for preview, and a full-size screenshot shows the original design.