280. Tabula

Description

  • Tabula: A Personal Blog Website Template
  • Tabula is a light, compact blog template with a playful neo-brutalist look: bold outlines, hard shadows and cheerful flat colours on a dotted paper background. It is made for personal writing that feels honest and handmade rather than corporate. With full right-to-left support, it suits writers who publish in Arabic or another RTL language, as well as bilingual bloggers.
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280. Tabula

Who it’s for

  • Personal bloggers and journal-style writers
  • Bilingual writers publishing in English and an RTL language such as Arabic
  • Designers, makers and creatives sharing notes and side projects
  • Local writers who want their readers to feel at home in their own language

Features

  • Full RTL support: one-click switch between left-to-right and right-to-left, with the whole layout mirrored
  • Bilingual demo content (English and Arabic), including interface labels and dates
  • Neo-brutalist design with bold borders, hard shadows and tactile buttons
  • Featured post and latest posts with topic filters
  • Archive grouped by year, with live search and topic filters
  • Table of contents with jump links on every post
  • Reading progress bar on posts
  • Like button and copy-link button
  • Previous and next post navigation
  • “Now” section showing current reads and projects
  • Newsletter sign-up and contact form with confirmation messages
  • Back-to-top button and compact mobile menu
  • Responsive layout for desktop and mobile

Pages included

  • Home: intro card with portrait, featured post, latest posts list with topic filters, newsletter sign-up, “Now” list
  • Archive: post count, search bar, topic filters, posts grouped by year
  • Post: title, topic, date and reading time, cover image, table of contents, article body with headings, pull quote, list, image and tip box, like and share buttons, author box, previous and next posts
  • About: portrait, quick facts, bio, “What I use” list, contact form, social links
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