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Bootstrap sites are plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. No build step. No compilation. ZIP your files, drag them onto Static.app, and your Bootstrap website is live with a shareable URL in seconds.
Drag and drop files to upload.
Upload website file archives, images, documents, or PDFs.
Unlike React or Vue, Bootstrap doesn't require npm run build. Your HTML files are the website. ZIP them directly and upload. The simplest deployment process possible.
Bootstrap has beautiful form components but no built-in form processing. Add static-form to your Bootstrap form and submissions go to your dashboard. No PHP, no backend.
Make changes to your Bootstrap HTML, CSS, or JavaScript directly in Static.app's code editor. No need to re-upload for small updates.
Make sure index.html is in the root of your project folder alongside your CSS, JavaScript, and image files.
Select all files and folders in your project directory. Compress into a ZIP file.
Drag the ZIP onto static.app. Your Bootstrap website is live.
HTTPS on every Bootstrap website automatically.
Upload images, videos, and documents alongside your Bootstrap files. Everything served from a global CDN.
Every website gets an auto-generated QR code. Great for Bootstrap sites used as business cards, menus, or event pages.
Do I need a build tool?
No, and that's one of Bootstrap's advantages. Unlike React, Vue, or Angular, a Bootstrap website is plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that browsers read directly. Write your HTML in any text editor, save the file, ZIP it, and upload. No npm, no webpack, no terminal commands. If you choose to use SASS for custom Bootstrap styling, you'll need a one-time compilation step, but the resulting CSS file is still just a static file.
Do I need to install Bootstrap with npm?
No. Bootstrap works two ways: link to their CDN in your HTML (add two lines to your <head> section), or download the Bootstrap CSS and JavaScript files and include them in your project folder. Either approach produces static files that Static.app serves directly. The CDN approach means smaller uploads since Bootstrap files load from Bootstrap's own servers. The download approach means your website works even if the CDN goes down.
Can I use Bootstrap via CDN?
Yes. Link to Bootstrap's CDN in your HTML file. The browser fetches Bootstrap directly from their CDN. Your website on Static.app just includes the link tags.
Can I use Bootstrap templates?
Yes. Download any Bootstrap template from sources like Start Bootstrap, BootstrapMade, ThemeForest, or Creative Tim. Customize the HTML, text, and images to match your project. ZIP the entire template folder (with index.html at the root) and upload to Static.app. All template features, responsive layouts, components, and JavaScript interactions work without modification. Templates are the fastest way to get a professional-looking Bootstrap website live.
Can I use multiple pages?
Yes. Create separate HTML files for each page: index.html, about.html, services.html, contact.html. Link between them with standard <a> tags. Include them all in your ZIP and Static.app serves each file at its corresponding URL path. For example, about.html becomes accessible at yourdomain.com/about. Organize images and CSS in subfolders as needed.
How do I add a multi-page navigation?
Create separate HTML files for each page: index.html, about.html, services.html, contact.html. Add a Bootstrap navbar component at the top of each page with links pointing to the other files. Static.app serves each HTML file at its corresponding URL path. For consistent navigation, copy the navbar HTML into every page, or use a templating approach before uploading.
How do I make forms work?
Bootstrap provides beautiful form styling but no form processing. Add the static-form attribute to your <form> tag and Static.app handles everything else. When a visitor fills out and submits the form, the data appears in your dashboard. You can receive email notifications and sync submissions to Airtable. No PHP, no JavaScript form handler, no third-party form service needed.
Do Bootstrap JavaScript components work?
Yes. All interactive Bootstrap components, including modals, dropdowns, carousels, accordions, tooltips, popovers, and offcanvas menus, work on Static.app. These components run entirely in the browser using Bootstrap's bundled JavaScript. There's no server-side processing involved. Make sure your HTML includes the Bootstrap JavaScript file (either via CDN link or as a local file in your ZIP) for the interactive features to function.
Can I use Bootstrap icons?
Yes. Include Bootstrap Icons through their CDN by adding the stylesheet link to your HTML <head>, or download the icon font files and include them in your project folder alongside your HTML. Both approaches work on Static.app. Bootstrap Icons covers 2,000+ icons for navigation, social media, actions, and UI elements. They render as scalable vector graphics and look sharp at any size.
What about Bootstrap themes?
All Bootstrap themes and templates work on Static.app without modification. Download the theme, open the files in a text editor to replace placeholder text and images with your own content, ZIP the folder, and upload. Premium themes from ThemeForest, Envato, and similar marketplaces work the same way. The theme's responsive design, animations, and JavaScript components all function normally on static hosting.
Can I use SASS/SCSS with Bootstrap?
If you compile SASS locally, the output is standard CSS. Upload the compiled CSS with your HTML. Static.app serves CSS files like any other static file.
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