Project Overview
Materialize Admin Template v13.10.0 is a Material Design-style backend admin template, offering a pure HTML version as well as integrated versions for backend frameworks such as Laravel, Django, and ASP.NET Core. It is suitable for quickly building enterprise-level admin dashboards and data visualization panels.
Tech Stack
- Materialize CSS (Material Design UI Framework)
- HTML5 / CSS3 / JavaScript
- Laravel (PHP 8.1+, Vite Build)
- Django (Python, Docker Support)
- ASP.NET Core (Razor Pages / MVC)
- Docker / Docker Compose
Project Structure
materialize-admin-v13.10.0/
├── README.md
├── Licensing/ # License Agreement
├── html-laravel-version/
│ ├── full-version/ # Laravel Full Version (with demo data)
│ └── starter-kit/ # Laravel Starter Kit
├── django-version/
│ ├── full-version/ # Django Full Version
│ └── starter-kit/ # Django Starter Kit
├── aspnet-core/
│ ├── MVC/
│ └── Razor Pages/
└── design-files/figma/ # Figma Design Source Files
Core File Description
html-laravel-version/full-version/— Laravel integrated full version, pre-loaded with demo datahtml-laravel-version/starter-kit/— Laravel starter kit, suitable for starting a new project from scratchdjango-version/full-version/— Django backend version, includes Docker configurationdjango-version/starter-kit/— Django starter kitaspnet-core/— ASP.NET Core version, includes both MVC and Razor Pages modesdesign-files/figma/— Figma UI design source files
Quick Start
Pure HTML Version (requires obtaining the html-version directory separately):
# Run using a static server
npx serve html-version
Laravel Version:
cd html-laravel-version/full-version
cp .env.example .env
composer install
php artisan key:generate
php artisan migrate
php artisan serve
Django Version:
cd django-version/full-version
cp .env.example .env
docker-compose up -d
Usage Recommendations
This template offers multi-framework adaptation. It is recommended to choose the corresponding version based on your team's tech stack. The Laravel and Django versions come with built-in Docker support, suitable for scenarios requiring rapid deployment of a complete backend management system; the pure HTML version can serve as a frontend skeleton for decoupled frontend-backend projects.
