What is this?

This free website template is designed specifically for academics—everyone from graduate students entering the job market to established faculty. With some modification, it could easily serve professionals in many areas. The site is structured around four primary pages:

• About me — Lorem, ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Porro, ut!
• Vitae — Lorem, ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Porro, ut!
• Teaching — Lorem, ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Porro, ut!
• Research — Lorem, ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Porro, ut!

Because the site is built with Bootstrap v5.3, a ubiquitous and user-friendly front-end, the template can be extended to include any of the major web components on offer in Bootstrap, including Accordions, Modals, Carousels, Navbars, Popovers, Cards, and Offcanvas, to name only a few.

And with my free Bootstrapr.io app, you can create these components and pages in minutes to extend this template to meet your specific needs.

How do I download this?

You can download the website template in several ways. First, visit the GitHub Repo(sitory) for the template.

Steps:

1. Click on the 'Code' button
2. Click 'Download ZIP'
3. Save the ZIP file to your Desktop
4. Unzip the file by double-clicking it

Alternatively:

If you're familiar with Git/GitHub you can clone the repo directly. Copy this line and paste it into your terminal/command line interface (CLI):

git clone https://github.com/randal-sean-harrison/randal-sean-harrison-academic-website-template-bootstrap-5.git

How do I modify this?

How do I upload (publish) this?

How do I credit the author?

Thank you for choosing this free web template! You are welcome to use and modify this template according to the terms of the MIT License, which is included with this project.

Credit is not required on any front-facing pages of your resulting modified website. However, I kindly ask that you retain the included humans.txt file, unmodified. This file contains important, non-visible metadata about the original creator and the template's initial structure, which helps to maintain a record of its development.