Climba — Rock Climbing Vue.js Template

Climba Vue is a energetic Rock Climbing Club & Adventure Sports HTML5 web application built as a fully functional Vue 3 app using the Composition API, Vite, and Bootstrap 4. It ships with 18+ view components, a filterable photo gallery, a blog module, an analytics dashboard, written entirely with script setup and the Composition API — zero Options API usage.

Built for Vue developers delivering rock climbing club & adventure sports html5 sites and applications. The codebase uses Vue 3 Composition API throughout — ref(), reactive(), computed(), watch(), and composables for shared logic. Single File Components (.vue) keep template, script setup, and scoped styles co-located. Replace the static JSON data sources with any REST API or headless CMS and the reactive layer adapts immediately.

Everything in the Package

• 18+ view-level Single File Components with Vue Router 4 history mode routing
• Vue 3 with script setup syntax and Vite — fast HMR dev server and optimised production build
• Vue Router 4 — history mode with lazy-loaded routes via defineAsyncComponent
• Pinia store for global state management — state, getters, and actions with localStorage persist plugin
• Bootstrap 4 — responsive grid and utility classes
• VeeValidate 4 — schema-based form validation with v-model two-way binding on all forms
• Swiper Vue — touch-friendly carousels via SwiperSlide components
• All data sourced from typed JSON in src/data/ — swap to fetch() or axios for live API
• Scoped CSS inside each .vue file — no global style bleed between components
• Retina-ready, fully responsive from 320px to 1920px+
• Vue DevTools compatible — Pinia store fully inspectable in browser

Composition API and Component Architecture

• All views use script setup — defineProps, defineEmits, ref(), computed(), and watch()
• Composables encapsulate reusable logic — useFilter, useCart, useForm, and feature-specific hooks
• Pinia store: defineStore with typed state, computed getters, and async actions
• defineAsyncComponent applied to secondary view bundles — route-level code splitting
• v-model, v-for, v-if, v-show used throughout — idiomatic Vue 3 template syntax
• storeToRefs used for reactive destructuring of Pinia store properties in setup()
• Folder structure: src/views/, src/components/, src/composables/, src/stores/, src/data/

All 18 Views

• /home-v1 — v3 — Three distinct hero and adventure showcase layouts
• /about-us — Club story, mission, and values
• /services — All adventure services overview
• /service-details — Individual tour or service page
• /why-choose-us — Value proposition and differentiators
• /portfolio-grid — Route and event showcase in grid
• /portfolio-slider — Showcase in full-width slider
• /portfolio-masonry — Showcase in masonry grid
• /portfolio-details — Individual project or route case study
• /team — Instructor and staff profiles grid
• /team-details — Individual team member profile
• /blog-standard — News and tips in standard layout
• /blog-grid — Post archive in card grid
• /blog-details — Full article view
• /faq — Common climber and visitor questions

Key Features

• 18 Fully Designed HTML5 Pages across home, portfolio, blog, services, and team
• 3 Unique Home Layouts — distinct hero styles and adventure showcase arrangements
• Bootstrap 4 — responsive, mobile-first grid system
• Portfolio Module — portfolio in grid, slider, and masonry formats + individual detail page
• Services Module — services overview + individual service detail page
• Blog Module — blog in standard, grid, and full-article detail formats
• Team Pages — team overview + individual team member detail
• Why Choose Us Page — value proposition and differentiators showcase
• CountTo Animated Statistics — climbers served, routes available, years operating
• EasyPieChart Skill Rings — animated circular progress indicators for instructor skills
• Isotope Grid Filtering — filter portfolio items by category or route type
• Slick Carousel — featured content and testimonial sliders

Performance and SEO

• useHead (VueUse) sets per-route title and meta description reactively for SEO
• defineAsyncComponent and Suspense code-split secondary view bundles on route change
• Vite production build applies Rollup tree-shaking, chunk splitting, and asset fingerprinting
• All images carry descriptive :alt bindings meeting WCAG 1.1.1
• Google Fonts loaded with font-display: swap to prevent invisible-text flash

Use Cases

• Rock Climbing Club & Adventure Sports HTML5 Businesses: Fast Vue 3 SPA with Composition API — reactive, composable, and easy to maintain
• Vue Developers: Composables, Pinia stores, and Vue Router 4 patterns — production architecture from day one
• Freelancers and Agencies: Deliver a polished rock climbing club & adventure sports html5 site to clients with Vite build tooling and DevTools support
• Startups: Lightweight bundle, defineAsyncComponent code-splitting, and VeeValidate forms ready to go

Credits and Dependencies

• Vue 3 — MIT License
• Vite — MIT License
• Vue Router 4 — MIT License
• Pinia — MIT License
• VeeValidate 4 — MIT License
• Bootstrap 4 — MIT License
• Swiper Vue — MIT License
• Slick — MIT License
• Isotope — MIT License
• Magnific — MIT License
• Lightbox — MIT License
• Chart — MIT License
• Font Awesome 6 — Icons: CC BY 4.0, Fonts: SIL OFL 1.1, Code: MIT
• Google Fonts — SIL Open Font License
• Demo images: Unsplash — Unsplash License (free for commercial use, no attribution required)
• Demo images: Freepik — Freepik License (free for commercial use with attribution)
• All demo images are for preview purposes only and are NOT included in the download.

v1.0  Initial Vue Release
- Vue 3 Composition API with script setup syntax throughout
- Vite build tooling with fast HMR and optimised production output
- 18+ view-level Single File Components with Vue Router 4 history mode
- Pinia store with localStorage persist plugin for global state management
- VeeValidate 4 schema-based form validation on all form views
- defineAsyncComponent route-level code splitting on secondary views
- useHead per-route SEO meta tags via VueUse