
Explore the end-to-end process of selling frontend templates on ThemeForest, from market research and designing a template to submission, documentation, and boosting sales.
Explore how buyers discover and choose templates on ThemeForest, using market research, category browsing, demos, and search engines to find personal portfolio templates and make a purchase.
Explore market research to gauge demand for Envato ThemeForest products by examining Google search volume, related keywords, and competition between personal portfolio and e-book lending templates.
Explore UI design sources, including hiring a designer or buying copyright with an extended ThemeForest license, and learn to convert Figma or XD templates into HTML templates.
Explore where to hire good designers for Envato Themeforest, including Fiverr, Dribbble, and Behance, and learn to assess portfolios, delivery times, and secure payment practices.
Learn to become your own UI designer by mastering design principles, typography, and hierarchy using free and premium resources. Practice with Figma, clone real designs, and join design communities.
Explore free copyright-free images, icons, and illustrations from stock resources with filters for orientation and color to design Envato Themeforest templates, using Figma and Adobe for cohesive front-end designs.
Follow core ThemeForest design principles by using at most two font families, ensuring typography consistency, color contrast, spacing, and responsive adjustments within a clean visual hierarchy and 12-column grid.
Learn how to meet Themeforest requirements by delivering a unique, beautiful design with solid design principles. Ensure valid HTML markup, thorough commenting, semantic HTML, and zero errors before submission.
Learn themeforest requirements by avoiding inline CSS, applying the DRY principle to JavaScript, placing CSS in the head, JavaScript at bottom, enabling strict mode, and removing excessive whitespace.
Learn to manage partnerships with original authors, verify via a support ticket and include the ticket ID in submissions, then replace stock photos with placeholders and note image exclusions.
Learn to navigate hard rejections and requested improvements on Envato ThemeForest, identify design quality issues, and resubmit with a renamed item, updated logos, and targeted template enhancements.
Select a totally unique name for your ThemeForest template to avoid duplicates, then update logo and documentation accordingly. Use name generators and search tools to validate a single, memorable word.
Design a logo for your template in Figma, select a logo form, apply the primary color, create a 16x16 or 32x32 favicon, and export assets.
Create a structured front-end project setup for Envato Themeforest, organize folders, configure boilerplate, and integrate assets (css, javascript, fonts, sliders) using visual studio code.
Design a responsive navigation bar using a header and nav, with a logo, centered links, and a mobile hamburger that collapses via a reusable button and a glass container.
Explore building a responsive hero section for an Envato ThemeForest theme, using glass background, multi-column layouts, padding utilities, and flexbox alignment to position titles, descriptions, and call-to-action buttons.
Develop a responsive stats section in a 12-column container with flexbox alignment and gaps for centered spacing, and decorate with blobs using pseudo elements positioned behind content.
Build an about section with a centered container, left image, responsive columns using offsets, and inline social icons for Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
Build a responsive testimonial slider section with a glass card, sand background, and navigation arrows, using a tiny slider that supports drag, autoplay, and breakpoint-based item counts.
Design and implement a pricing section with a cyan background, a container, and three pricing cards featuring icons, a pricing list, and plan details for Envato ThemeForest.
Explore building a responsive call-to-action area for a front-end landing page, including a centered section title, CTA button styles, icon integration, and image responsiveness across devices.
Build a responsive footer with semantic elements, a centered container, logo, and social media icons. Style typography and hover effects, and include a copyright area for accessibility on smaller screens.
Learn to make a template responsive by configuring breakpoints at 992 and 576 pixels, centering images, adjusting margins, and refining typography for mobile and desktop.
Learn to implement a centered, full-page preloader using CSS and JavaScript, customize a loading animation from a free resource, apply color theming, and reveal content with a timed hide.
Comment and organize JavaScript and CSIS sections for Envato Themeforest submissions by adding a template name, placeholder URLs, a description, versioning, and structured index blocks to ensure clean, navigable code.
Validate your html template with the w3c validator by uploading the file or pasting the code, fix errors, and ensure zero errors and zero warnings.
Replace the template images with placeholder images, resize to 400 by 450, and save as JPEGs. Create two submission assets—preview images and a thumbnail—keeping the custom design and logo.
Design and export a thumbnail image for Envato ThemeForest templates by defining the thumbnail size (80x80), applying consistent styling, and adding a book icon in Figma.
Learn to capture a full-page screenshot of a template using a Chrome extension, install the extension, open the template, click go full page, and save the resulting image.
Design a 590 by 300 pixels preview image for an Envato theme listing by creating a thumbnail with background, title, features, icons, and drop shadow, then export as a jpeg.
Create a clear description for your themeforest template, detailing features, image credits, preview notes, and that preview images are not included in final files, plus refund policy.
Learn to craft clear, customer-friendly documentation for a template, using two methods—a documentation template and an online tool—covering features, installation, structure, and customization details.
Learn the second method for creating template documentation with the documentary tool, choosing between default and bootstrap styles, and filling item name, subtitles, description, color theme, and logos.
Publish a template demo to a live server using free or paid hosting, upload by drag-and-drop, set a domain, and generate the demo URL for ThemeForest submission.
Submit a front-end HTML template to Envato ThemeForest by preparing assets, describing the product, uploading thumbnail and main files, packaging as zip, and setting categories, prices, and licenses for review.
Prioritize quality over quantity by releasing a single high quality product. Boost sales with a strong description, a professional demo site, and keyword rich content and video tutorials.
Front End Web Development : How To Sell On Envato ThemeForest
Build A Premium HTML Template Using Your Front End Web Development Knowledge and Generate Passive Income while you sleep!
In this course, you will learn everything you will need to create and sell a premium front-end template that is guaranteed to get accepted on marketplaces like ThemeForest.
Become a Website Template expert and make money online by publishing your templates! After finishing the course you will be able to do:
You can create a premium quality site template for premium marketplaces like ThemeForest and earn money.
You will go one step further in the path of becoming a professional front end web developer.
You will be able to use advanced javascript plugins on your website to make it more attractive and eye-catching.
You can submit your front end templates on Themeforest and other marketplaces all by yourself.
You will have the basic skills of graphics designing and you will be able to design a simple logo, favicon, thumbnail image, preview images, etc.
You will be able to create awesome designs and get ideas about design.
You will be able to make money right away by using your front end web development skills.
Take your HTML & CSS knowledge to the next level
Are you looking to code premium HTML templates that will pass the coding standards review on websites like themeforest?
Do you have great designs or you work with a designer and you have HTML/CSS/JS knowledge and you want to convert your designs into a great front end website templates?
Do you have some front end web development knowledge and you want to expand your knowledge and get deeper into the world of professional front end web developers and be able to sell themes online?
Then this course is for you!
This course is the essence of my experience with submitting templates to the themeforest. In these lectures, I will share everything I know about creating HTML templates. After completing the course you will be able to create templates coded to match Themeforest's coding standards. You should have no problems passing themeforest's code review as long as you have a great design!
This is not a Design/HTML course!!! If you are looking for that, I am sure you will find a lot of other resources. In this course, I will just focus on the complete process of creating and submitting HTML website templates in ThemeForest using Front End Web Development.
Also, you should have some basic front end web development knowledge. I will not teach you html & css from scratch here, so if you are interested in taking this course, I suggest taking a beginner's front end web development course first!
Who is the target audience?
Developers who have basic HTML/CSS knowledge and wish to create professional HTML templates from scratch.
Front end web developers who want to take their knowledge to the next level.
Front end web developers looking to create premium templates that get approved on marketplaces like themeforest.
Anyone interested in learning advanced coding practices and standards.
Intermediate level front end web development learners.
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