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Today’s web design resource is another free Bootstrap template called Elio and it’s a clean eBook landing page where you can present and sell a book for yourself or your clients.
Elio comes with responsive layout, modern and clean design, fullscreen backgrounds with slider, CSS3 animations, Font Awesome icons, working AJAX email subscription form, etc.
Take a look below to find the full list of Elio’s features, the live preview link and the download link. Enjoy!
Today’s web design resource is a package of free Bootstrap login and register forms in the same page. It contains 3 different responsive templates to integrate in your projects and use for your “sign in” and “sign up” page.
The idea of these templates came from a comment of an Azmind’s reader a few days ago, so if you have any other great idea feel free to let me know.
Some features of these form templates are: fullscreen background (with image slider also available), Font Awesome icons, simple jQuery form validation, etc. Below you’ll find the full list of features, the live preview link and the download link. Enjoy!
Today’s article is a tutorial where we’ll learn how to create a Bootstrap contact form using PHP, jQuery and AJAX (and also HTML5 & CSS3). If you have already seen my templates, free or premium, you know that I use these contact forms in almost everyone of them. They are very useful to have in your site as they give the user the possibility to contact you without leaving the page.
Today I’ll show you step by step how to create one and, in the end, you can download all the source files and use them in your projects. Let’s begin!
Today I’m going to present you the WordPress version of the Alissa Bootstrap Coming Soon Template. After its release, back in 2013, Alissa has become one of the most popular free templates here on Azmind and its page is one of the most visited of this site.
This WordPress version comes with all the features of the HTML version and also offers some new ones as you’ll see below. But the most important thing is the possibility to create a WordPress Coming Soon Page without touching a line of code. You can do it easily from the Alissa Options Page.
Below you can find the live preview link, the purchase link, the list of features and a review of the Options Page.
Today’s web design resource is another free Bootstrap template I just finished coding. It’s called Maren and it’s a clean one-page theme that you can use for your business website, creative agency or portfolio.
Maren comes with a responsive layout, modern and clean design, fullscreen backgrounds, CSS3 animations, Font Awesome icons, iPhone mockups, working AJAX contact form, etc.
Take a look below to find the full list of Maren’s features, the live preview link and the download link. Enjoy!
If you’re planning to launch a new product or service in the future and you want to create a coming soon page to generate some subscribers before the release day, you can use a simple HTML Bootstrap template like this one. In this case you have to modify the template according to your needs by editing some HTML, CSS and Javascript files. Nothing too difficult, really.
But what if you wanted to create the same “under construction” page without touching a line of code?
You could use WordPress and the Mira Theme!
In today’s tutorial I’ll show you step by step and with the help of some screenshot images, how to create a “coming soon” page in WordPress in 15 minutes with the Mira Bootstrap WordPress Theme. Let’s begin!
If you’re using email marketing for growing your business, you have probably heard about MailChimp. You can register to MailChimp for free and start using it. With the “Free Plan” you can have up to 2000 subscribers and send up to 12000 emails per month.
Ok, now that we know MailChimp is great for starting your email list, let’s learn how to add a MailChimp subscription form to a Bootstrap template / landing page. Today in this tutorial we’ll learn it step by step using the Marco template as an example. Though, these instructions can also be used for my other templates.
I’ve updated the tutorial and now it should work with the MailChimp API v3.0.
Attention: If you try it in your local computer (for example with XAMPP) it might give PHP warnings / errors. Please try it on a server.