What is the Organic Farm template?
Organic Farm is a premium, framework-free HTML website template designed for the food & restaurant industry. It ships as clean HTML5, CSS and vanilla JavaScript — no build tools, no frameworks and no dependencies — so you can open it, edit it and deploy it instantly.
How many pages does it include?
It ships with 10 ready-made pages: index.html, about.html, blog.html, contact.html, detail.html (plus 5 more). Each page follows a consistent design system, so the whole site feels cohesive out of the box.
Is the template responsive and mobile-friendly?
Yes. Every template is built mobile-first with fluid grids, `clamp()` typography and a mobile navigation drawer, so it looks great on phones, tablets and desktops.
Can I use it for commercial projects?
Yes — the template is released under Free to use for personal and commercial projects. Original photography and brand story are placeholders — swap in your own farm's imagery and details before going live. No attribution required, but a link back is always appreciated.. Use it for client work, commercial products and personal projects, and modify it freely.
How do I customize the colors and content?
All colors, fonts and spacing live as CSS custom properties in the stylesheet's `:root` block. Edit those tokens to rebrand the whole site, and update text directly in the HTML files.
Does it need a build step or a server?
No. Open `index.html` directly in any modern browser — everything works offline. For production, drop the folder onto any static host: GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel or a plain web server.
What makes it a good choice for a food website?
The template was designed specifically for the food & restaurant niche, with the sections, calls-to-action and trust signals those visitors expect — built around the keywords 720px, Organic Farm, and rather than a generic layout.
Is it optimized to convert visitors into customers?
Yes — it includes conversion-focused elements like clear service/product sections, testimonial proof, pricing or booking blocks and prominent calls-to-action, all arranged in a trust-building hierarchy.
