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athena-ui — HTML Admin dashboard Template

By 0xe25f

Athena UI is a free and open-source static admin template based on Bootstrap 5.3, providing plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that can be opened directly or deployed to a static server without build tools.

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Plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript static files; no Sass, Node, or bundlers required, and can be opened directly or deployed to any static server

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Includes 85 HTML files: 49 product and management pages, 20 component pages, and 15 documentation pages

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Provides light, dark, and high-contrast themes and persists user preferences

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Locally integrates Bootstrap Icons, Chart.js, DataTables, jQuery, JSZip, pdfmake, and Inter font assets

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Component example code is collapsed by default and includes clipboard copy buttons

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Public JavaScript API: Athena.init(), Athena.theme.set/get, Athena.sidebar.set/get, Athena.tables.init, Athena.charts.create

Template Details

Athena UI is a static admin template based on Bootstrap 5.3, written in plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It does not depend on Sass compilation, a Node environment, or bundlers, and all assets are local files. The template includes 85 HTML files covering dashboards, application pages, account interfaces, authentication flows, component examples, and documentation pages. Of these, 49 product and management pages cover scenarios such as finance, operations, e-commerce, SaaS, support, security, projects, analytics, content, users, billing, chat, kanban, invoices, and settings; 20 component pages demonstrate Bootstrap basics, forms, tables, charts, modals, dropdowns, notifications, typography, navigation, alerts, badges, cards, filters, and layout patterns; and 15 documentation pages explain installation, file structure, layout, themes, authentication, accessibility, security, tables, charts, integrations, changelog, license, and credits. The template provides light, dark, and high-contrast themes and remembers user preferences. Component pages include example code accordions that are collapsed by default, with clipboard copy buttons. Utility classes additionally provide .fs-7 and .fs-8 for smaller interface text, as well as outline badge variants such as .badge-outline-primary. Responsive layouts cover common mobile, tablet, and desktop widths, and areas such as wide data tables and a 24-hour activity heatmap use internal scrolling. The template avoids inline event handlers, safely handles variable text it inserts itself, and uses local runtime assets; authentication, authorization, CSRF, CSP, rate limiting, audit logging, and session management are explicitly listed as backend responsibilities. For accessibility, it includes semantic landmarks, skip links, visible focus states, labels, autocomplete attributes, reduced motion support, table captions, scoped headers, chart labels, and dark/high-contrast themes, but the template itself does not constitute a WCAG 2.2 compliance statement or an OWASP assurance report. Regarding usage restrictions, demo images, fonts, icons, and other third-party assets must be checked against their respective licenses and cannot be judged solely by the code's MIT license; external services such as domains, hosting, databases, payments, or AI may incur additional charges.

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Use Cases

  • Quickly building static prototypes or demo pages for admin interfaces
  • Providing front-end pages and component examples that can be copied directly into backend framework projects
  • Admin interfaces that require light, dark, and high-contrast theme switching
  • Showcasing pages such as data tables, charts, chat, kanban, and invoices in environments without build tools

Suitable For

  • Designers and developers who want to avoid build processes and use a static HTML admin template directly
  • Teams that need to copy template pages into backend or framework projects
  • Static site projects that need to localize third-party assets and do not rely on a CDN
  • Developers who need to reference component example code and documentation to customize admin interfaces

Getting started & customization

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    You can open index.html directly in a browser, or host the folder with any static server, for example python -m http.server 8000

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    CSS entry files are located under assets/css/: athena.css, athena-layout.css, athena-utilities.css, and athena-docs.css

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    JavaScript entry files are located under assets/js/: athena-theme-init.js, athena.js, athena-charts.js, athena-tables.js, and athena-docs.js

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    Theme preference is stored in localStorage under the athena-theme key, and sidebar state is stored under the athena-sidebar key

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    License notices for third-party libraries, fonts, and icon assets are provided in THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md and docs/credits.html

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Usage conditions & limitations

Free to use · keep license notice

This listing covers the free version under the MIT license in the public repository; the free scope applies to that version's code and does not mean external services or third-party assets are free.

Must comply with when using

  • You may use, modify, commercialize, and distribute this version's code for free.
  • When distributing copies or substantial portions of the code, retain the original author's copyright notice and the full MIT license notice.
  • The code is provided as is; warranties and limitations of liability are governed by the original license and applicable law.

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  • Third-party libraries, fonts, and icon assets retain their own license notices; check THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md and docs/credits.html to verify. The code's MIT license does not cover these third-party assets.
  • After integrating real content and application data, teams still need to perform their own browser-based visual quality checks; the template does not guarantee display results after adapting to actual data.
  • The template itself does not constitute a WCAG 2.2 compliance statement or an OWASP security assurance report; accessibility and security compliance must be verified independently.
  • Authentication, authorization, CSRF, CSP, rate limiting, audit logging, and session management are backend responsibilities; the template does not provide these features.
  • Demo images, fonts, icons, and other third-party assets must be checked against their respective licenses and cannot be judged solely by the code's MIT license.
  • External services such as domains, hosting, databases, payments, or AI may incur additional charges.
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Third-party libraries, fonts, and icon assets retain their own notices in `THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md` and `docs/credits.html`.

Original README

teams should still run browser-based visual QA after integrating real content and application data

Original README

It is not, by itself, a WCAG 2.2 conformance claim or an OWASP assurance report.

Original README

documents authentication, authorisation, CSRF, CSP, rate limiting, audit logging, and session management as backend-owned responsibilities

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GitHub
Documentation and maintenance reference score
More documented · 88 / 100
Technologies
HTML
Website type
Admin dashboard · Starter
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# Athena UI

![GitHub Licence](https://img.shields.io/github/license/0xe25f/athena-ui) ![GitHub Downloads (all assets, all releases)](https://img.shields.io/github/downloads/0xe25f/athena-ui/total) ![GitHub Repo stars](https://img.shields.io/github/stars/0xe25f/athena-ui)


Athena UI is a polished, static Bootstrap 5.3.8 admin template for designers and developers who want production-minded dashboard screens without adopting a build pipeline. It ships as plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with local assets only: no Sass step, no Node requirement, no bundler, and no lock-in.

<p>
  <img src="screenshot.png" alt="Athena UI dashboard screenshot" width="640">
</p>

If Athena UI saves you time, **please star the project on GitHub.** Stars help designers and developers discover the template.

## Why Use Athena

- Designer-friendly pages with consistent spacing, cards, responsive rows, dashboards, app screens, auth flows, docs, and component examples.
- Developer-friendly static files that can be opened directly, served from any static host, or copied into a backend/framework project.
- Mobile-responsive layouts across the full page set, with dashboard grids, tables, collapsible sidebar groups, chat, kanban, catalogue, and documentation views adapting at common breakpoints.
- Local Bootstrap Icons, Chart.js, DataTables, jQuery, JSZip, pdfmake, and Inter font assets.
- Light, dark, and high-contrast themes with persisted user preference.
- Component pages include closed-by-default example code accordions with clipboard copy controls.
- Utility coverage includes `.fs-7` and `.fs-8` for smaller interface text, plus outline badge variants such as `.badge-outline-primary`.
- Accessibility and security documentation that explains the static frontend guardrails and the backend responsibilities Athena deliberately leaves to your application.

## What's Included

- 85 HTML files across the root welcome page, dashboards, applications, account screens, authentication, components, and documentation.
- 49 product and admin pages, including finance, operations, e-commerce, SaaS, support, security, project, analytics, content, users, billing, chat, kanban, invoices, settings screens, and the page directory.
- 20 component pages covering Bootstrap foundations, forms, tables, charts, modals, dropdowns, toasts, typography, navigation, alerts, badges, cards, filters, and layout patterns.
- 15 documentation pages covering setup, file structure, layouts, theming, authentication, accessibility, security, tables, charts, integrations, changelog, licence, and credits.

## Quick Start

Open `index.html` directly in a browser, or serve the folder from any static web server:

```bash
python -m http.server 8000
```

Then visit `http://127.0.0.1:8000/`.

## Entrypoints

- CSS: `assets/css/athena.css`, `assets/css/athena-layout.css`, `assets/css/athena-utilities.css`, `assets/css/athena-docs.css`
- JavaScript: `assets/js/athena-theme-init.js`, `assets/js/athena.js`, `assets/js/athena-charts.js`, `assets/js/athena-tables.js`, `assets/js/athena-docs.js`
- Public API: `window.Athena.init()`, `Athena.theme.set(mode)`, `Athena.theme.get()`, `Athena.sidebar.set(state)`, `Athena.sidebar.get()`, `Athena.tables.init(selector, options)`, `Athena.charts.create(canvas, config)`
- Local storage keys: `athena-theme` for `light`, `dark`, or `contrast`; `athena-sidebar` for `open`, `closed`, or `mini`
- Sidebar section headings use `data-athena-nav-section-toggle`; component snippet copy buttons use `data-athena-copy`.

## Responsive Foundation

Athena uses a shared row and column system, Bootstrap responsive utilities, table wrappers, and page-specific grid breakpoints. The templates are designed for common mobile, tablet, and desktop widths; teams should still run browser-based visual QA after integrating real content and application data.

Wide data surfaces remain usable through intentional inner scrolling where it is the better pattern, such as rich tables and the 24-hour activity heatmap.

## Security And Accessibility

Athena avoids inline event handlers, keeps its own variable text insertion text-safe, uses local runtime assets, and documents authentication, authorisation, CSRF, CSP, rate limiting, audit logging, and session management as backend-owned responsibilities. It is not, by itself, a WCAG 2.2 conformance claim or an OWASP assurance report.

Templates include semantic landmarks, skip links, visible focus states, labels, autocomplete attributes, reduced-motion support, responsive layouts, table captions, scoped table headers, chart labels, and dark/high-contrast themes. See `docs/accessibility.html` and `docs/security.html` for the exact frontend evidence, limits, and required manual/backend testing.

## Licence

Athena UI is distributed under the MIT Licence. Third-party libraries, fonts, and icon assets retain their own notices in `THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md` and `docs/credits.html`.
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