Malora — Free Beauty & Salon Website Template

Malora is a free HTML5 template designed for beauty salons and nail studios. Built with Tailwind CSS and hand-written custom styles, it delivers a polished, responsive layout across seven pages including a homepage, about, services, gallery, blog, contact, and a dedicated landing page. The template ships with 17 local images and uses vanilla JavaScript with no heavy animation libraries, keeping the package at 5.0 MB.

The homepage features clearly defined sections covering brand storytelling, service highlights, gallery showcases, and trust signals such as "Why Choose Us" and "Our Experts." A contact and newsletter form is included for capturing visitor inquiries directly on static hosting platforms.

Key Features

Nail Art Showcase
Manicure Service Grid
Nail Polish Color Picker
Nail Design Portfolio

Tech Stack	HTML5, Tailwind CSS, JavaScript
Release Date	2026-07-05
License	Free (Must keep footer backlink)

Suitable For & Use Cases

Frontend developers building salon sites, freelance web designers targeting beauty businesses, or solo entrepreneurs needing a fast launch. Not suited for e-commerce stores selling physical nail products — it lacks cart functionality.

Page Sections Included

The template includes a hero section with embedded video, a services grid covering manicures, pedicures, and nail art, a color palette selector with swatches, a before-and-after gallery, a testimonial carousel, and a contact form paired with a location map. Additional pages cover about, blog, and gallery content. On mobile, all sections stack vertically, and navigation collapses at 768 pixels for touch-friendly interaction.

Why We Recommend

Malora avoids unnecessary dependencies, relying on Tailwind utilities and minimal vanilla JavaScript rather than animation frameworks or jQuery. The seven-page structure covers every essential section a salon needs without additional scaffolding. Hand-written CSS is kept separate from Tailwind utilities, making the codebase straightforward to navigate and modify. The included contact form provides an immediate way to collect leads without backend infrastructure.

Technical Specifications

Requires a modern browser with HTML5 and CSS3 support. Tailwind CSS must be configured via its build tool or CDN for customization. The 17 included images are local and should be replaced with original studio photography. JavaScript is vanilla and compatible with all current browsers; no build step is required beyond Tailwind compilation.

Ideal Use Case

Independent nail studios and beauty salons can deploy Malora to establish a professional online presence without hiring a designer. The template suits mobile-first audiences browsing salon services and image galleries on phones. Multi-location salons can use the blog and gallery pages to showcase seasonal collections and before-and-after work. The contact form deploys cleanly on static hosting platforms like Netlify or GitHub Pages.

Performance Scores

Performance

100

Accessibility

Best Practices

100

SEO

-- views -- downloads

Live Demo Deploy

View Source on GitHub

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the color theme managed?

The template uses Tailwind CSS with a configuration file where primary and secondary colors are defined. Modify the theme.extend.colors values in tailwind.config.js, then rebuild to apply changes globally across all components.

Does the gallery require external libraries?

No — the gallery is built with vanilla JavaScript and CSS transitions only. Clicking an image opens a full-screen modal with swipe support on touch devices and escape-to-close on desktop, with no animation libraries detected.

Can I add more service items dynamically?

Yes. The services section follows a data-driven array structure. Add new entries with name, description, and icon path to the relevant JSON file, and the grid layout will automatically adjust to accommodate the additional items.

How do I customize the contact form?

The template includes a semantic HTML form with standard fields like name, email, and message. Replace the form action URL with your preferred backend endpoint, ensuring the field names match the expected payload format.

Is the layout responsive across devices?

Absolutely. The design uses Tailwind’s utility classes to ensure mobile-first responsiveness. Content stacks vertically on small screens, and navigation collapses into a hamburger menu at the breakpoint, with full desktop layouts restored on larger viewports.