Hugo Landing Page - A Hugo landing page starter template
Free single-page Hugo landing page template styled with Tailwind CSS, designed for quick edits and clear content sections. Includes a simple build workflow and structured content folders for easy customization.
A focused one-page landing layout ideal for product, SaaS, or startup marketing.
Edit each landing section via organized content files for fast updates.
Layouts and components are built to adapt cleanly across mobile and desktop screens.
Step-by-step instructions cover installing dependencies, running locally, and basic configuration.
Released under the MIT license for flexible personal and commercial use.
Launch a Hugo marketing landing page with Tailwind styling fast
A free single-page theme for Hugo that helps you publish a focused marketing site without building the layout from scratch. It’s suited to developers who want a straightforward landing page they can customize by editing content files and templates. Styling is handled with Tailwind CSS, keeping the design consistent while you adjust sections and copy. The project uses a simple front-end build step to generate the site styles, then runs through Hugo’s local server for previewing changes. If you prefer the same concept in another static-site workflow, the author also links to equivalent versions built for Eleventy and Astro.
What’s included
- Single-page landing layout built as a Hugo theme
- Modular section templates assembled via Hugo layouts and partials
- Content organized into section files for editing text per block
- Feature tile/card content structure for a dedicated “Features” section
- Two regular pages intended for legal content (imprint and privacy)
- Placeholder images stored in the project’s static assets folder
- Build pipeline for generating the compiled CSS from the source styles
Ideal for
- SaaS or startup marketing landing pages
- Simple product or app “coming soon” pages
- Personal projects that need a clean one-page pitch
- Small business brochure-style landing sites
- Developers who want a theme they can edit at the template level
Customization
Content is designed to be edited in dedicated section files, while the page structure can be changed by reordering or replacing section partials in the layouts. This separation makes it easy to iterate on copy and section composition without rewriting the entire theme. Styling behavior is controlled through the Tailwind configuration, so you can adjust class availability and build output to match your workflow.
Requirements
You’ll need Hugo plus a Node-based tooling setup to build the stylesheet (the project uses gulp). The theme was developed and tested with an older Hugo release, so you may want to validate compatibility if you’re using a newer version.
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