Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about the uiuxlabz HTML template collection, licensing, customization and deployment.
Are the templates really free?
Yes. Every template is released under the MIT license — free for personal, commercial and client projects. No attribution required.
Do I need to know how to code to use them?
A basic understanding of HTML and CSS helps, but all templates ship with clean, commented code and easy-to-edit design tokens. You can replace text and colors without touching any logic.
Can I deploy them to GitHub Pages?
Absolutely. Each template repo has a ready-to-use GitHub Pages workflow — just enable Pages in the repo settings, or push and open your site at your-username.github.io/<repo-name>.
Do the templates need a build tool?
No. They are pure HTML5, CSS and vanilla JavaScript — no frameworks, no Node, no bundlers. Open index.html and it works.
Can I customize the colors, fonts and content?
Yes. Design tokens are defined as CSS custom properties in the stylesheet's :root block. Change a few variables to rebrand the entire template, then edit the HTML for content.
Are the templates responsive?
Every template is mobile-first and fully responsive across phones, tablets and desktops, with breakpoints tuned for its layout.
How do I get help or request a custom template?
Open an issue on the uiuxlabz GitHub organization, or use the project form linked from each template's README.