OneFlow is a Jekyll Theme designed to create stunning, clear and practical modern One-Pager Websites.
It offers lots of features and customization options, so you can easily create a Site that matches your own or your client's wishes for design and structure.
Check out the Theme Website showcasing and explaining the various opportunities the theme offers, and also check out the first example website and the second example website to see a few of the different design options the theme offers.
Extensive documentation for OneFlow is available here.
The vision of this theme is simplicity and accessibility, to easily create stunning websites from scratch.
Therefore, it's not available as a classic gem-based Jekyll theme, but as a ready-to-use GitHub repository that you just need to fork and clone.
So, get ahead and make a fork of this repository, rename it if you like to suit the name of the site you want to create, locally clone it, and directly start editing!
To test your website and see all of your changes in real-time without deploying it online, you can easily build your site locally.
docker compose up.Your site will then be visible at http://0.0.0.0:4000/ in any browser.
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We found that oneflow-jekyll demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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