HikaeMe
A simple theme that displays only the bare minimum of elements readers need.
Overview
The HikaeMe theme presents a minimalist approach to blogging, focusing on delivering essential elements to readers without unnecessary distractions. Its clean design makes it particularly appealing for those who value simplicity and clarity in their user experience. Currently, it supports Japanese language but leaves room for expansion as users can contribute by adding internationalization support.
Features
- Minimalist Design: HikaeMe strips down to the basics, ensuring that readers can focus solely on the content without distractions.
- Japanese Support: At this time, the theme is tailored for Japanese users, making it a great choice for bloggers in that language.
- Customizable Configuration: Users can easily set up the theme by adding specific configurations in their files, even if they don't use YAML.
- Node and NPM Ready: The theme requires a Node.js and npm setup, ensuring modern web development practices are adhered to.
- Open for Contributions: The theme encourages users to contribute by adding internationalization support, making it a community-driven project.
- MIT License: Released under the MIT License, users have the freedom to modify and use the theme as they see fit.
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