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Qubt

Qubt - Personal blog theme for Hugo

Qubt

Qubt - Personal blog theme for Hugo

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Last Commit Last Commit: Jan 16, 2026 -
First Commit Created: Jan 17, 2026 -
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Overview:

Qubt is a simple personal blog theme for Hugo, designed with a mobile-first approach. It offers an intuitive interface and allows users to set up their Qubt blog quickly using a template.

Features:

  • Simple personal blog theme, designed for mobile-first.
  • Automatic dark mode based on system settings.
  • Emoji support for a fun design.
  • Healthcheck endpoint (/healthcheck.json).

Installation:

To install the Qubt theme, follow these steps:

  1. Make sure you have Hugo and Go installed on your local machine.
  2. Visit the theme template link.
  3. Follow the installation instructions provided in the template repo (listed below for reference):
  • Use this template by pressing “Use this template”.
  • Clone your version of the template to your local computer.
  • Change the module name in go.mod to match your GitHub repo.
  • Modify the configuration files: config/_default/hugo.yaml, config/_default/params.yaml, and config/_default/menus.yaml according to your preferences.
  • Add your blog posts to content/blog/.
  • Modify content/about.md to match your preferences.
  • All images should be stored in the assets/ folder, and subfolders can be used if desired.
  • In a terminal or command line window, navigate to the newly created folder using cd.
  • Build a local version of your site by executing “hugo server”. You can view the site by opening localhost:1313 in your browser.
  • Update the favicon by adding a new icon.png file (512px by 512px) to the assets/ folder.

Summary:

The Qubt theme is a simple and intuitive personal blog theme for Hugo. It offers features such as mobile-first design, automatic dark mode, emoji support, and a healthcheck endpoint. Installation can be done by following the instructions provided in the template repo, which include modifying configuration files, adding blog posts, and updating the favicon.