Coroni – Coronavirus Medical Prevention Template

Please Note: Information provided as preview content is for demonstration purposes only. Refer to your local government and/or health organisations for the most accurate and up to date information.

Coroni – Coronavirus Medical Prevention Template

Coroni is a Responsive quick and easy customizable Modern Coronavirus Medical Prevention Template that comes with 15+ valid HTML5 pages and 2 home page variations. Coroni – Medical Prevention Services HTML Template developed specifically for all types of Coronavirus Medical Prevention or your just a Blog. Well commented code, well-documented file structure and 24/7 professional and ultra-fast Support.

Please contact at [email protected] to get the images used in the demo.

Coroni – Core Features

2 Unique Homepage Version
15+ valid HTML5 files
All Required Files Available
Well Organized Files
Built With Bootstrap
Fully Responsive
Working Ajax Dynamic Contact Form
Unique, Clean and Modern Design
W3c validator
Pixel Perfect Design
Cross Browser Optimization
Parallax Background
Custom Animation Effect
SEO Friendly Code
Smooth Scroll
Stickey Menu
Google Fonts Support
Built With HTML5 and CSS3
Free Font Icons
Easy Setup
CSS3 Animation
Includes Coroni Font Awesome Library
Excellent Customer Support – We care about your site as much as you do and will help in any way we can!
And much more…

Credits and Sources

We used Twitter Bootstrap v3.7.7 as CSS framework for this template.

Fonts:

http://www.google.com/fonts/ – Google WebFonts
http://fontawesome.io/ – Font Awesome

Template Scripts

modernizr-2.8.3.min.js detecting browser’s features.
jquery.min.js is a popular JavaScript library.
bootstrap.min.js is a stantard Twitter Bootstrap library.
respond.min.js is required for working Twitter Bootstrap v3 in older browsers.
html5shiv.min.js adds HTML5 compatibility for older browsers.
jquery.easing.1.3.js is a jQuery plugin for different types of animation
owl.carousel.min.js is a jQuery carousel plugin for “partners” section
jquery.appear.js is used to determine whether the HTML element is inside the browser’s viewport