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Nino - Modern Portfolio Template
About this template
Nino is a fresh, clean personal portfolio HTML template built with HTML5, CSS3 and the latest Bootstrap framework. It delivers a fully responsive, SEO-friendly design that works across browsers, making it ideal for freelancers, creatives, and small agencies looking to showcase their work online.
Key Features
- Perfect for personal portfolio
- Made with latest Bootstrap
- Light version
- Modern trendy design
- Clean and professional
- Cross-browser compatible
- Fully responsive
- SEO friendly
Built With
- HTML5
- CSS3
- Bootstrap
- jQuery
Ideal For
Personal portfolios, agency showcases, photography studios, musicians, and illustrators.
What you get
- Files Included
- HTML files, CSS files, JS files, Images,...
- High Resolution
- Yes
- Last Update
- 09 Oct 2024
- Published
- 09 Oct 2024
- Tags
- content writer, cv, designer, developer, freelancer, graphics designer, minimal, one page portfolio
FAQ
Answers before you buy
Our goal is to make high-quality design accessible to everyone at an affordable price. We collaborate with a global network of talented designers and developers who provide us with unique and innovative designs at a reduced cost. By streamlining our processes and focusing on efficiency, we keep our prices low, making professional-quality designs accessible to all businesses and individuals.
Yes, you can use the themes for multiple projects as long as they comply with our terms.
The download file includes everything you need to get started: HTML, CSS, JS files, and all relevant images. The files are identical to what you see on the live demo, provided in clean and well-structured HTML format for easy customization without requiring additional installations.
Yes, we provide dedicated customer support to help you resolve any issues or questions related to our themes. You can reach out to us through our support email ([email protected]), and we’ll respond promptly.
Still unsure? Email [email protected] - we answer every message ourselves.
