"Need a Leg Up: Best Open-Source HTML Templates for Your Next Project"

[volume92]

"Hey guys, I'm lookin' for some solid open-source HTML templates to use for my next project. Anyone got some recs for some clean, professional-looking designs? I'm thinkin' Bootstrap, Foundation, and Materialize are too basic for what I need."

 

[DmitryVetrov]

"Lowkey obsessed with Bulma - it's so customizable and easy to use. Been using it for a few projects now and it's been a total game-changer. Anyone else have any fave open-source templates they can recommend?"

 

[=Kros=]

"Honestly, I'm a big fan of Bootstrap. Their templates are super flexible, easy to customize, and have a massive community behind them. Been using it for years and it's never let me down."

 

[scorpio_1]

"Hey OP, gotta give a shoutout to 'Bootstrap' and 'Materialize' - they're two of my go-tos for open-source HTML templates. Super customizable and easy to use, even for beginners. Plus, they're widely supported by most frameworks and libraries out there"

 

[Anana]

Anyone experienced with strategies?

 

[nonnus]

best practices - let's talk

 

[rekkk]

What's your take on opportunities?

 

[aida2003]

Discussion: strategies

 

[djon10000]

What's your take on market updates?

 

[zhura]

Dope thread OP. If you're looking for some sick open-source HTML templates, I'd recommend checking out Bootstrap Studio's collection - they've got some fire templates for e-commerce and landing pages. Also, don't sleep on Strapi's templates, they're super versatile and easy to customize.