Emerix - Responsive HTML5 Template

Emerix is a professional HTML5 template the most suitable for business and portfolio websites. It comes with extremely wide range of elements and widgets you can easily use for creating your website content. Besides, there are over 50 carefully prepared pages included in the template. Multicolor Design Emerix has a multicolor design – and it is a unique feature! The template’s color scheme consists of 3 components: first main color (13 predefined colors), second main color (4 predefined colors), and main background scheme (green, blue, red, or brown). This combination gives you a great variety of color design solutions and makes your website fresh and original. Responsive Design Emerix is fully responsive – resize your browser window to see it in action. All the layouts are built with responsive design in mind. It works well on desktops, tablets, and mobile devices. The template is perfectly adapted to various screen sizes. Main Features Multicolor responsive HTML5 and CSS3 design Cross-browser compatible Mobile and tablet optimized Google Web Fonts Search Engine Optimized 50 HTML page templates 3 header and 7 footer layout variations Plenty of elements and widgets you can choose from Main navigation (header menu): sticky (fixed) – optionally submenu auto-width megamenu option available Full-featured sidebar page layout + 12 widgets Video support throughout the template (YouTube, Vimeo and HTML5 video) Fully functional Contact, Comment, and Subscription Forms (Ajax + PHP) Over 400 icons jQuery enhanced: FlexSlider (extended and modified) PrettyPhoto (jQuery Lightbox clone) Portfolio filtering jQuery Carousel Tweeter Feed Google Maps implementation 3 layered PSD files: Homepage About Us page Color schemes templates All files are properly commented Complete documentation included Credits Images used in Live Preview (not included in the download package): Photos from PhotoDune Free assets mostly from Flickr (CC BY) and morgueFile (Morguefile Free license) Open source JavaScript plugins: Respond.js – by Scott Jehl html5media – by Dave Hall SelectNav.js – by Lukasz Fiszer jQuery – by John Resig detectmobilebrowser.js – by Chad Smith jQuery Easing Plugin– by George McGinley Smith FitVids – by Chris Coyier and Dave Rupert prettyPhoto – by Stephane Caron FlexSlider – by WooThemes jQuery Carousel – by Thomas Jaggi Tweet.js-Mod – by Stan Scates jQuery Masonry – by David DeSandro HTML5 Shiv – by Alexander Farkas, Jonathan Neal, Paul Irish and John-David Dalton jQuery menu widget – by Joel Birch

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