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All templates free under CC-BY 3.0
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Responsive HTML5 and CSS3 site templates designed by @ajlkn.
Worth it
Worth itFree, well-designed static site templates — an easy yes if you can edit HTML/CSS yourself.
Free, polished HTML/CSS templates. Great for devs and simple static sites; wrong pick if you can't code or need a CMS.
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All templates free under CC-BY 3.0
80+
Extended library
Via paid sister site Pixelarity
CC-BY 3.0
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Carrd
Sister product
Same founder's $19/yr builder
All templates free under CC-BY 3.0
Easy if you code; manual HTML/CSS edits otherwise
Static templates only; no CMS or backend
No known vulns; no published security page
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Paid subscription (price not listed in sources)
No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Developer and hobbyist communities on Reddit and forums consistently praise the design quality and treat HTML5 UP as a default free resource for static sites.
“A great source for inspiration: HTML5 UP”
“I downloaded a free template from HTML5”
“HTML5Up: How do I change the caption title on a slideshow?”
Compare HTML5 UP with each alternative.
Same founder's builder; polished one-pagers, no code needed.
HTML5 UP vs CarrdPaid sibling: 80+ templates with unlimited access.
HTML5 UP vs PixelarityDrag-and-drop HTML builder if you won't touch code.
HTML5 UP vs MobiriseAnother library of free HTML templates to compare.
HTML5 UP vs UIdeckBased on ~50 public sources; no formal review-platform ratings found, so sentiment comes from Reddit and forum discussion.
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