Humanbit Templates

Web development templates created for streamlining the production process (while still matching each project's particular needs) of the Milan-based digital agency Humanbit — in operation since the early 2000s.

Contents

• Installing
• Server Requirements
• Status
• Features
• Screenshots
• Documentation
• Acknowledgements
• Licence

Installing

Via Git

1. Clone the Humanbit Templates Git repository to the desired location:

    git clone git://github.com/g-silveri/humanbit-templates.git target-directory
    cd target-directory
   

   (Replace target-directory with your chosen new directory name.)

Via the old-fashioned way

1. This step assumes you downloaded a zip file from the our repository. Upload the following files and directories to the root directory of your website:

   • index.php
   • /extensions
   • /install
   • /symphony
   • /workspace (leave out if you don’t require the example workspace)
   • /vendor

Server Requirements

• PHP 5.6 or 7.0-7.3
• PHP’s LibXML module, with the XSLT extension enabled (--with-xsl)
• MySQL 5.7 or above is recommended
• A webserver (known to be used with Apache, Litespeed, Nginx and Hiawatha)
• Apache’s mod_rewrite module or equivalent
• PHP’s built in json functions, which are enabled by default in PHP 5.2 and above; if they are missing, ensure PHP wasn’t compiled with --disable-json
• PHP’s zlib module
• PHP’s pdo_mysql module

Status

Permanently in progress and constant revision.

Beta version is now online.

Features

• Out-of-the-box responsive starting templates.
• Powerful SCSS mixins for agile and comprehensive components customization.
• Detail-focused scripts.

Screenshots

Templates

Documentation

For more detailed instructions, head over to our wiki section, Symphony's and Bootstrap's docs.

Acknowledgements

• The initial draft was made by me and it was inspired in Andrea Ponzano's Bootstrap's extended spacing features concept that later on grew into a full-stack template structure with the help of the other members of Humanbit's team (Christian Solia and Andrea Borreca).
• This project is based on Symphony CMS and contains a minified compiled version of the Bootstrap's fork bEssEx.
• A special mention must be made of Humanbit for having entrusted me with the opportunity to develop my knowledge through the creation process which made this tool possible.

Licence

This is an open source project made available under the MIT Licence.