THEMES WELL
Vertigo is a creative template made for Agencies and Companies. It is an awesome start for those who always wanted to have a creative but still professional looking website. It can be used by agencies and companies and by any other professional who wants to standout from the average look and feel, including for marketing and business purposes.
Features
- Fully Responsive Layout;
- 2 Home Pages Variations;
- 6 Portfolio Pages variations;
- 2, 3 and 4 Columns, Fullwidth Style & Masonry Style Portfolio;
- 5 Blog Page Variations;
- Medium, Large Image & Masonry Style Blogs;
- About Us Page;
- Service Page;
- Our Team Page;
- Contact Us page;
- 8 Shortcodes Integrated;
- Modern & Trending Design;
- Browser Compatibility;
- Theme Options With css;
- Fully Customizable;
- No Code Required;
- Visual Composer – Drag and Drop Page Builder
5 Custom Widgets
- Footer Contact Deatails
- Footer Loge and Description;
- Footer contact Form Widgets;
- Project Widgets ;
- Social Icon Widgets;
Post Formats:
- Standard;
- Image;
- Gallery;
- Quote;
- Single Post and Page Layouts
- Full width (without a sidebar), or left sidebar or right sidebar;
- Powered with Bootstrap;
- Custom Css Input;
- Custom Javascript Input;
Social Share
- Facebook link;
- Twitter link;
- LinkedIn link;
- Dribbble link;
- YouTube link;
JavaScripts
- Custom JavaScript;
- jquery.bootstrap;
- jquery;
- modernizr.custom;
- skill;
- circles;
- raty;
- wow;
Plugin
- Visual Composer;
- jquery.superscrollorama;
- TweenMax.min;
- owl.carousel;
- isotope.pkgd;
- jquery.stellar;
- smoothscroll;
Fonts used:
- Abril Fatface (Google Fonts)
- Helvetica
Files which are NOT included:
- All the icons (except Social media);
- All the photos;
Credits:
- All the pictures were provided by Unsplash.com.
- Rediux Framework
- Bootstrap
- Google Webfonts
- Font Awesome
- jQuery
Icons:
- Design icon | “design” by Garrett Knoll from the Noun Project
- Support icon | “Headset” by Marwa Boukarim from the Noun Project
- Responsive icon | “Adaptive Web Design” by Andrey Vasiliev from the Noun Project
