HTML landing page template designed by Cruip.
This HTML template is shipped with Webpack as build tool, and it’s based on a custom version of (Eric Alli’s Static Site Boilerplate)[https://staticsiteboilerplate.com/].
package.json
. You just need to run npm install
to install all of the dependencies into your project.npm
has finished with the install, run npm run build
to generate the output files into the dist
folder.You’re ready to go! The most useful task for rapid development is npm start
. It will start a new server, open up a browser and watch for any SCSS or JS changes; once it compiles those changes, the browser will automatically inject the changed file(s)!
npm start
npm run build
Premium HTML templates come with a ready-made netlify.toml
file to allow you deploying with Netlify and go live in a few clicks. You just need to create a repository and copy the whole content of the HTML
folder. Then, create a new site from Git in Netlify and deploy the app.
Google Analytics tracking code will automatically be inserted to the optimal position of all of your HTML pages. You can specify your analytics tracking ID by updating the googleAnalyticsUA
config variable in the config/site.config.js
file.
Favicons will automatically be generated from a single source file. Your favicon source file to be located at src/images/favicon.png. The name and location of this file can be changed by updating the favicon config variable in the config/site.config.js file. A 512x512px image file is recommended.
We are shipping our templates with Webpack to let you quickly get into the development process, but we don’t discourage you from using any other build tool. So, please note that any request dealing with Webpack (e.g. extra features, customisations, et cetera) is to be considered out of the support scope.
For more information about what support covers, please see our (FAQs)[https://cruip.com/faq/].