Uza

Uza is a free Bootstrap 4 HTML5 multi-page agency website template created by Colorlib, built for business, digital agency, creative agency, and startup websites.

What is Uza?

Uza is a free, open-source Bootstrap 4 HTML5 website template distributed by ThemeWagon and created by Colorlib. It is a multi-page template that ships with 8 HTML files covering homepage, portfolio, blog, contact, and other interior pages. The template runs entirely in the browser as static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with no server-side dependencies, and is intended to be a ready-made site canvas for agencies and businesses.

Key Features

• Bootstrap v4.1.3 – Built on Bootstrap 4.1.3, giving you the familiar grid system, utility classes, and responsive components.
• Multi-page structure – Includes 8 HTML files that form a complete multi-page website, from homepage to blog and contact pages.
• Responsive and mobile-first – The template is mobile-first and fully responsive, with support for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Mobile, Opera, and Safari.
• Component-rich UI – Features a sticky top navigation bar, multi-layer drop-down menu, modal search box, call-to-action buttons, back-to-top button, and breadcrumbs.
• Media features – Includes a YouTube video player with modal view, portfolio slideshow, testimonial carousel (Owl Carousel), and on-hover effects on cards.
• Content sections – Ships with fun fact counters, tabbed content, a blog section, Google Maps, newsletter subscription form UI, comment form UI, and contact form UI.
• Icon and animation libraries – Uses FontAwesome font icons and Animate.css for CSS animations.
• Gulp-based workflow – Comes with a Gulp file, SCSS source files, and JavaScript source files so developers can compile and customize the assets.

Who is it for?

• Digital and creative agencies – Use the template to present their services, portfolio, and testimonials in a clean, multi-page format.
• Startups and small businesses – Set up a complete company website with the pre-built homepage, about, blog, and contact pages.
• Freelance web developers – Take advantage of the included Gulp-based workflow and organized source files to customize the template efficiently for client projects.

What can you do with Uza?

• Launch a complete agency website – Use the 8 included HTML files to assemble a homepage, portfolio slideshow, blog, and contact page in one cohesive design.
• Showcase portfolio work – The portfolio slideshow and on-hover card effects provide a way to display case studies.
• Capture leads – The contact form UI, newsletter subscription form UI, and Google Maps section make it easy to add lead-generation and location information.
• Embed media – The YouTube video player with modal view lets you feature promotional videos without leaving the page.

Pricing

Uza is free to download from ThemeWagon. The license is open source, permits use in commercial projects, and includes lifetime free updates.

Alternatives

• Lattes – another free HTML5 agency template on ThemeWagon.
• Solution – a free HTML5 business agency template on ThemeWagon.
• Crafted – a free Bootstrap 4 HTML5 creative agency template on ThemeWagon.
• Elma – a free Bootstrap 5 startup business template.
• Watch – a free responsive Bootstrap 5 business template.
• Clickr – a free Bootstrap 5 product photography agency template.

FAQ

Is Uza free to use?

Yes, Uza is a free template available for direct download from ThemeWagon. Its open-source license allows commercial use and gives lifetime free updates.

What files are included in the download?

The download contains 8 HTML files, CSS and SCSS source files, JavaScript source files, a Gulp file, JSON files, an MD file, FontAwesome icons, library and plugin files, and all demo images.

Which browsers is Uza compatible with?

Uza is compatible with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Mobile browsers, Opera, and Safari.

Can I customize Uza with Gulp?

Yes, Uza includes a Gulp-based workflow with SCSS and JavaScript source files, so you can compile and customize the template assets using Gulp.

Does Uza have a blog section?

Yes, the template includes a blog section as part of its multi-page structure, along with tabbed content and comment form UI.