Wokoya | Personal Portfolio vCard HTML Template

Wokoya | Personal Portfolio / Resume / CV / vCard HTML Template

Wokoya is a Personal Portfolio Html Template built on Bootstrap5, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery. It’s a modern crafted HTML template which can be used for Personal Portfolio or digital agency website. This is highly customizable – looks awesome on tablets and mobile devices. We have included a documentation folder to describe the code structures. We have included best practice of web development – you can create great website layout based on Bootstrap4.

We believe – we have covered everything you need, but if there is something that you would like to know then we are happy to help you out.

Please contact at helald12@gmail.com to get the images used in the demo.

Wokoya – Main Features

• Bootstrap 5
• Pixel Perfect Design
• PHP Contact Form
• Personal Portfolio
• Cross-Browser Compatibility
• Sidebar Menu
• Typing Text
• Top bar Menu
• Image Moving Animation
• Well organized, commented & clean code
• Free Lifetime Updates
• Fully Responsive
• W3C Validated Code
• Cross Browser Optimization
• Unique Design
• SEO Friendly Code
• Smooth Scroll
• Sticky Menu
• Google Fonts Support
• Built With HTML5 and CSS3
• Free Font Icons
• Easy Setup
• Excellent Customer Support – We care about your site as much as you do and will help in any way we can!
• And much more…

Credits and Sources

We used Twitter Bootstrap v5.0 as CSS framework for this template.

Fonts:

• http://www.google.com/fonts/ Google WebFonts
• http://fontawesome.io/Font Awesome

Template Scripts

• modernizr-2.8.3.min.js detecting browser’s features.
• jquery.min.js is a popular JavaScript library.
• bootstrap.min.js is a stantard Twitter Bootstrap library.
• respond.min.js is required for working Twitter Bootstrap v3 in older browsers.
• html5shiv.min.js adds HTML5 compatibility for older browsers.
• jquery.easing.1.3.js is a jQuery plugin for different types of animation
• owl.carousel.min.js is a jQuery carousel plugin for “partners” section
• jquery.appear.js is used to determine whether the HTML element is inside the browser’s viewport

Images

• unsplash.com
• Pexels

NOTE: The images used in the template are not included in the main download file, they are only for the preview purpose.