Create a cover page for your social media profiles, host it for free on Github Pages, and maintain it in minutes, not hours. Demo
This theme is ideal for people or organizations who are busy enjoying their life or business and who want a simple business card for their online presence.
Please keep this README file because it contains the credits at the end and it might become handy after you have completely forgoten the set-up instructions.
The design rationale of this theme is to do less than other themes: "Less is more"
The majority (99%) of the availabe jekyll themes offers a blog, but I have never been able to keep blog content (or its technology) updated over time.
Let's be honest with ourselves: How does an (abandoned) blog centered web site looks to new visitors if we have not posted since two years ago?
Fork this repository and edit the files to your liking: As a first step, you may want to replace the images and edit the _config.yml with your online profiles. You can test the result almost in real-time at the Github Pages url displayed in the Settings tab.
The avatar image should be square and at least 200 pixels. Chances are that you have a selfie somewhere in your media storage. If you are making a page for a business or product, then use a logo.
There is no aspect ratio requirement for the background image, but it should be big enough for contemporary (desktop, tablet, phone) computer displays and dark enough in order to work for the white foreground text and icons.
Edit the _config.yml file with your social media profiles by adding the respective acount name, not the full link. You can inspect a working example of the configuration file. You can delete or comment the social media that you don't need.
You can find advanced options (CNAME, custom social icons, styles) for this theme in the documentation (readme) at the master branch.
This page is based on the cover-card jekyll remote theme.
Background photo by Anders Jildén and avatar photo by Ayo Ogunseinde, both on Unsplash