Unioncorp

Author: Colorlib

Released: September 2026

License: CC BY 3.0

Credits: Images from Unsplash

Unioncorp is the ultimate finance consulting website template to help your business stand out. Its Bootstrap Framework-based web design follows the latest web design trends.

As a result, you know that your financial website will perform well on different devices and web browsers. Unioncorp also enhances the user experience with numerous features that can benefit you.

Moreover, you can use it out of the box, or modify the default configurations. Unioncorp’s code is beginner-friendly, so whether you are a beginner or a professional, you can create great things with Unioncorp.

The features include a slider, top bar, services, team section, and pricing plans. You can start a blog to share valuable information and build recognition through content marketing.

Update Notice for UnionCorp v3.0.2

Version 3.0.0 rebuilds what the template ships rather than redesigning it: every page looks the same, and nearly everything behind them has changed.

Photographs are now AVIF with a JPEG fallback chosen in the markup itself, which takes the eight pages from 18.7 MB to 11.3 MB and the download from 15.4 MB to 6.1 MB. Fonts and icons are self-hosted, so the pages make no third-party requests at all — only the contact map still reaches out, for its OpenStreetMap tiles. Third-party analytics, unused libraries and dead files have been removed from the download.

The SCSS source is included for the first time, so changing a colour no longer means editing minified CSS: four brand tokens in scss/_variables.scss compile the whole stylesheet, alongside Bootstrap 5.3.8’s own source.

The template is also usable with a keyboard and a screen reader — a skip link, a real main landmark, visible focus rings, descriptive link names and one top-level heading per page — and the contact form is wired to a PHP handler that is safe by default. jQuery remains absent, and the contact map’s missing marker icons are fixed.

3.0.1 tunes the scroll animations: a section now begins to appear as it reaches the foot of the window, instead of waiting until it is most of the way up it.