The Jekyll theme for government
Harness the power of static websites for government applications with Stately, an open source theme for Jekyll made for government agencies.
Get started in minutes:
- Use the Ruby Gem to add Stately as your Jekyll site’s theme
- Configure Stately for your needs
- Add your content (view Jekyll docs)
- Publish your site (view Jekyll docs)
The what for what?
Stately is a theme built for Jekyll, a static website generator. Jekyll allows you to transform plain text files into websites that can be hosted in a variety of ways, including for free on GitHub pages. Stately’s feature set, design patterns, and visual aesthetic, are geared toward goverment applications, but can be used for any purpose a static site may serve. Stately is open source, distributed by an MIT license, and can be contributed to on GitHub.
- Light weight, mobile-first, responsive design.
- Layouts for landing pages, sub pages, and blog posts
- UI components for downloads, forms, buttons
- Emojis (useful for flags
and other symbols) - Open source icons from Iconic
- Built on GitHub’s open source Primer CSS library
Beautiful templates and components for Government websites
Stately includes mobile-friendly page templates for landing pages, sub pages, blogs, and documentation. Use any combination of UI components (or build your own) to customize the pages on your site.