Techo (Symfony Version) is a professionally developed web template built with the Symfony PHP framework, designed specifically for IT solutions and technology service providers. Leveraging Symfony’s powerful MVC architecture, this version uses Twig templating, modular components, and dynamic routing to help developers efficiently build and manage modern web applications.

This Symfony version comes fully integrated with Bootstrap 5, supports dynamic form handling, route-based page rendering, and follows structured controller logic—making it ideal for building maintainable and scalable backend systems.

The template is fully responsive and works flawlessly across all devices—including desktops, laptops, tablets, and mobile phones (iOS and Android).

Techo Symfony Template is perfect for creating websites for industries such as: IT services, software development, SaaS platforms, tech startups, digital agencies, consultancies, cybersecurity firms, data analytics providers, and more.

This version extends the original Twig HTML structure by integrating Symfony’s backend features, offering enhanced flexibility through dynamic content rendering, form processing, authentication support, and easy backend integration.

To setup the theme, follow below-mentioned steps

• Install Server (Recommended PHP version: >8.2)

  • Make sure to have the Xampp/WampServer/Lampp installed & running on your computer. If you already have a server installed, ensure that your PHP version is greater than 8.2.

• Install Composer (Recommended version: >= 2.2)
  • Symfony uses Composer to manage its dependencies. If you haven't already installed Composer, you can download and install it from the official Composer website: https://getcomposer.org/
• Install Symfony CLI (Optional but Recommended):

  Symfony CLI provides additional tools and commands to simplify Symfony development. Install it by following the instructions here: https://symfony.com/download

• Install Project Dependencies:

  Open your terminal in the project root folder and run the following command:

  composer install

  This will install all the required PHP packages defined in the composer.json file.

• Start the Development Server:

  symfony server:start

  This command starts a local development server at http://localhost:8000.

• Editing Techo Template:

  Before proceeding with backend development, you can customize the template contents using a code editor such as VS Code or Sublime Text.