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Hugo Up Business Theme
Up Business is a clean and modern landing page, inspired on light illustrations with a modern look, that can be used for companies or to showcase a product.
Live Demo
See here.
Quick Start
If you are creating a new website, the quickest way to get up and running is to clone the theme into your themes folder:
git clone https://gitlab.com/writeonlyhugo/up-business-theme.git themes/up-business-theme
The folder hugoBasicExample contains a working version of a website with the
theme. It includes: the configuration file config.yaml, the content folder
content and the data folder. It's a good idea to copy this over to the
project folder to get an initial version of the website up and running.
You can also use it as s Git submodule. If you are starting a new website:
hugo new site NewSite
cd NewSite
git init
git submodule add https://gitlab.com/writeonlyhugo/up-business-theme.git themes/up-business-theme
rm hugo.toml
cp themes/up-business-theme/hugoBasicExample/config.yaml .
cp -a themes/up-business-theme/hugoBasicExample/content/* content/
cp -a themes/up-business-theme/hugoBasicExample/data/* data/
Now hugo server will start the local development server with a working
version of the website with the theme.
Credits
Hugo Up Business Theme is based on a Figma Design by Abell Vo.
License
Up Business is licensed under the MIT license.