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Sweet Memories

A free, cake-flavored theme and template for Bootstrap 5 and Tailwind CSS.

About the Design of the Week

This project is a part of our Design of the Week series. Every week we create a unique custom design theme for Bootstrap 5 and Tailwind CSS and give it away for free.

Creating custom design themes for Bootstrap and Tailwind CSS is fun and easy with the Design panel in Pinegrow Web Editor 6. For example, you can just click on the Surprise me button and Pinegrow will come up with a unique design that you can use as it is, or tweak further.

You can download the project and use it for any purpose you want, with the exception that you should not resell the template as it is, or share it for free without attribution to Pinegrow. No attribution is required if you use the design or template to create your own projects.

This week’s design is called Sweet Memories.

The project is available in two versions: using Bootstrap 5 and Tailwind CSS.

The inspiration behind Sweet Memories

The main inspiration for the design is the cupcakes photo by Bryam Blanco. The image comes from Unsplash.

The project has two pages. Both are fully responsive with the help of responsive on different screen sizes.

The landing page

The landing page displays the design image in the hero section and contains a variety of content sections.

Live demo

The splash page

The splash page has full background image and minimal content.

Live demo

Colors

The primary, secondary and info colors were automatically selected by analyzing the image colors. They are all warm colors that work nicely together without having to tweak them further.

Bootstrap Design Panel – Colors

Typography

Font types were selected to represent natural playfulness and contrasts.

  • Lato is used for the regular text and hosted on Google Fonts.
  • An elegant serif font is used for the headings. Instead of using a Google Font we are using a combination of system fonts that are usually available on most devices.
Bootstrap Design Panel – Typography

Background

The background image options use a simple trick that lets us use the selected image in different ways within the same project: selector is set to .poster, instead of the default body. This gives us the control over where to display the image:

  • Adding the class poster to the body element displays the image as the full page background.
  • Adding the class poster to any other element displays the background image in that element.
  • Not adding the class poster on the page lets us have pages where the image is not displayed.
Bootstrap Design Panel – Background

Download and use

Download and unzip the project files. Pinegrow works with standard HTML & CSS files. This means that you can use HTML and CSS files from this project anywhere, even without Pinegrow.

To explore and play with the design, open the unzipped folder as project in Pinegrow Web Editor 6 or newer.

Download the Bootstrap 5 project

To use the theme in your project just copy and include the bootstrap_theme/bootstrap.css file.

Download the Tailwind CSS project

Tailwind CSS theme file is optimized to only include the CSS rules that are used in the template. To generate the full CSS file, disable the Just in time compiler option in Tailwind CSS options dialog in the Design panel.

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Working on the project in Pinegrow Web Editor

Learn more

Take a look at the tutorial on using the Design panel:

Submit your own design

Did you use the Design panel to come up with a great looking design? Get in touch. We love to showcase inspiring projects to our community.



Last updated on August 4, 2021 at 4:23 am



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