Unicat is a clean, minimal website template for universities, schools and online course providers. It has seven pages: a home page with a course finder and a three-slide hero, an about page with FAQ accordions, a video and a partner slider, a course catalogue with filter box and photo gallery, a course details page with description, curriculum and review tabs, a blog, a blog post with comments, and a contact page.
Show your popular courses, upcoming events and tutors, let visitors register their interest from the home page, and publish news and study advice in the blog. The register, contact, comment and newsletter forms work with the included PHP handler, and the contact page has a click-to-load map.
What’s new in 3.0
Rebuilt on Bootstrap 5.3.8 with plain JavaScript: jQuery is gone, sliders use Swiper 14 and the gallery uses PhotoSwipe.
Lighter pages: all seven pages together load 3.0 MB in 151 requests, down from 10.0 MB in 293 requests, with no third-party requests (fonts and icons are self-hosted).
New photos with AVIF versions and a JPG fallback, real image sizes and lazy loading below the fold.
Lucide icons replace the old icon font, and the fonts (Roboto and Roboto Slab) are self-hosted.
Working forms: the register, contact, comment and newsletter forms send through the included PHP handler with spam protection and clear success and error messages.
Accessibility: skip link, one heading level 1 per page, keyboard-operable menu, tabs and accordions, visible focus and a darker brand colour that meets contrast guidelines.
Fixes: the contact page no longer requests a missing script, the course list can be filtered from the search boxes, and accordion titles wrap on phones.