Clean Business Site HTML Template
Themeforest Clean Business Site HTML Template
This template features:
- Sample jQuery Effects:
– Expanding content blocks
– Promo Slideshow area
– Validation of form fields.
- 7 pre-setup HTML files for the main areas
- PHP Contact Form with thank you page and user validation
- Standards Compliant (XHTML 1.0 Strict / CSS 2 .1)
- Fully table-less CSS
- 2 Column Fixed layout
- Large Promo Area Slideshow (jQuery)
- PSDs Included
To view a working demo, please visit:
http://www.curtziegler.com/sitedemo/greensite/index.html
This template includes a handful of my photos for use but I have related photos available if needed.
If you need help customizing, setting up or custom add-ons to this site, please contact me.
nice website keep the good works
ReplyDeleteIf I purchase and get the .psd, how easy would it be to turn that green into blue?
ReplyDeleteIt wouldn’t be too bad, aside from a few color changes in the CSS file for the top menu color and heading 1 tags, I believe the only images using the green are the “more / less” button, the small triangle bulleted list, and the promo area backgrounds, which are editable shapes in photoshop, some with a gradient overlay which can be edited as well.
ReplyDeleteI can do a custom color very reasonably if you would like also, just let me know!
It looks great!
ReplyDeleteI would add some minor changes myself, so I also wonder how easy, or hard this would be.
Main concerns would be:
- putting the text on the left, and the image right (has something to do with eyetracking).
- adding or subtracting links on the tab menu
- editing the blog. Is that easy? can you add an archive or something?
The site looks very straight forward and slick. This could well be a basis for many, many designs!
Thanks dekraan,
ReplyDeleteSwapping the promo image and text on the home page would be pretty simple, they’re each in their own container so you would have to change some HTML and CSS , changing a margin to space the two elements apart properly.
The tab menu is a simple unordered list so it’s easy to change. If you go with more items with longer names, you may have to reduce the font-size in the css file.
The blog is just a static page so editing it would be basic HTML editing, it is just an example of what someone could do down the line.
As always, if you need help customizing, setting up or custom add-ons to this site, please contact me.
@ cudazi:
ReplyDeletethought swapping the promoimage and text wouldn’t give (even a beginner like me, who can barely use html and CSS ) much problems. If I’d choose this one, I think I would go for the shift and lose the white background.
Pherhaps reducing the font could be usefull throughout the site, to give it some more breathingspace, but I’d have to wait and see
Do you think adding a weblog that resembles the one you have is an easy, or a hard task?