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Diary TNC is a personal blog website template with six blog home page layouts. Blog posts and blog categories are CMS collections, so you can choose the front page that best suits your personal blog style and publish blog content through the Editor. It provides a flexible blog structure for writers, creators, and anyone building a personal blog to share stories, ideas, experiences, and regular blog posts.

The hardest decision on a personal blog is what the front page looks like, and it is the one most blog templates make for you. Diary TNC is a personal blog website template shipping six complete blog home page layouts, so you can choose the blog design that fits your personal blog, blog content, and blog style rather than compromise.

It suits a personal blogger, writer, lifestyle publisher, or creator who posts regularly and wants the blog archive to do the work rather than relying on a heavy landing page. It is ideal for a personal blog focused on regular blog posts, blog stories, blog ideas, personal experiences, and lifestyle blog content, giving every blog post and blog category a clear place within the blog.

At a glance

  • Total pages: 11
  • Static pages: 8
  • CMS collections: 2 (blog, blog category)
  • Section folders: 1
  • Online store: no
  • Contact or enquiry form: yes
  • Responsive: desktop, tablet and mobile breakpoints

Pages included

Static pages

  • Home
  • About
  • Contact
  • Home 2
  • Home 3
  • Home 4
  • Home 5
  • Home 6

CMS collection templates

  • Blog template
  • Blog Category template

Section folders

  • Utility

What the CMS gives you

Blog and blog category entries are held in Webflow CMS collections. Adding an entry means filling in fields rather than rebuilding a page, and it appears in the relevant listings automatically. For a site that gets updated regularly, this is the part that decides whether it stays current.

Six home page layouts, all complete

Not six hero variations, six different front pages. A photo-led blog and a text-led one want different things, and picking a layout beats rebuilding one.

Posts and categories are separate collections

Categories are their own collection rather than a tag field, so a blog covering several subjects can present them as sections instead of one undifferentiated stream.

What this template does not do

It publishes writing. There is no store, no membership or paid subscription, no comment system beyond what you connect, and no newsletter platform: the sign-up form hands off to an email service that holds the list. Monetising through paid posts would need a membership service added.

Who it is for

  • Personal bloggers publishing regular blog posts across a few subjects
  • Writers building a personal blog where the blog archive is the main site
  • Lifestyle publishers using a blog to share regular stories, ideas, and experiences
  • Personal blog creators who want flexible blog layouts for different content
  • Writers looking for a blog website focused on publishing rather than a heavy landing page
  • Personal bloggers who want their blog archive and blog posts to drive the website experience
  • Lifestyle creators building a personal blog with a strong, content-focused blog presence

Customising it

Posts and categories are CMS entries, so publishing never touches the design. Keep the home layout you want and delete the other five.

If you would rather not do it yourself, our team can customise this template for you, from colour and content changes through to new pages and custom functionality. Request a Webflow template customization quote, or read more about our Webflow customization service.

Frequently asked questions

What are the six home pages for?

Six complete front-page layouts. Pick the one that suits your writing and delete the rest.

Is there a comment system?

Not built in. You would connect a third-party commenting service.

Can I run a paid newsletter or members area?

Not in this build. That needs a membership or subscription service added.

Are categories CMS-driven?

Yes, categories are their own collection separate from posts.

Is there a dark version?

Diary Dark TNC is the dark counterpart to this build.

Support and updates

Support and ongoing updates are included. Message us after purchase if you need the Figma file and we will send it over.

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Single Use License

Can only be used by you or one client for one end product. You cannot resell or redistribute this template in its original or modified state.

Free License

This template is free to use in both person and commercial projects. You cannot resell, redistribute, or license this template in its original or modified state.

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Designed by TNCFlow

Questions about this template? Just reach out to the template designer and they will get back to you within 2 business days.

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Is there a template demo available?

Use the Preview in Designer option to make any edits to the template pages and preview how the layout would fit your content. Changes in preview mode won't be saved.

Can templates be used in existing projects?

It isn't possible to apply a template to an already existing project. Instead, you'll need to create a new project based on the Template.

Can templates be exported?

With a Core plan (or higher), you can export sites you build in Webflow, including templates, to host them anywhere you'd like.

How to purchase a template from a legacy team account?

Webflow templates are only available for purchase through Workspaces and legacy individual accounts.

How to remove the CMS functionality from a template?

CMS templates are designed to use the power of the Webflow CMS. It is possible to downgrade to a Basic Site Plan as long as all CMS content is deleted from the project.

Use the View Connections tool to understand where the CMS content is on the site and delete any dynamic listings and CMS content. We also recommend you to check Components and the Collection page Templates.

How to remove the Ecommerce functionality from a template?

Ecommerce templates are designed to use the power of Webflow Ecommerce. It is not possible to remove Ecommerce from a template, however, deleting all Ecommerce Products and Categories from the project, will allow to select a lower Site Plan.

How to remove the Memberships functionality from a template?

Membership templates are designed to use the power of Webflow Membership. It is not possible to remove Memberships from a template.

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Features
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Web fonts

Uses fonts from Google's Web Font collection.

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Responsive slider

Display images and text elegantly on every device with our touch-friendly slider.

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Background video

Bring life and motion to your design with background videos

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Responsive navigation

Site navigation automatically collapses into a mobile-friendly menu on smaller devices.

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Retina ready

All graphics are optimized for devices with high DPI screens.

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Custom 404 page

Custom design for the 404 page of your website

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Components

Reusable elements you can use across your site. Edit a component and all copies update instantly.

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Media lightbox

Showcase high-res photos and videos on a black backdrop.

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CSS Grid

Reposition and resize items anywhere within the grid to produce powerful, responsive layouts — faster and without code.

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Content management system

Customize the built-in database for your project or just add new content.

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Responsive design

Displays perfectly on desktops, tablets, and phones.

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Forms

Build your lead lists and subscriber base with beautiful forms.

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Interactions

Comes with animations and interactions for additional polish and usability.

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