Virtty – Virtual Reality Services Elementor Template Kit

Virtty is a cutting-edge Elementor Template Kit specifically designed for virtual reality (VR) agencies, VR gaming centers, augmented reality (AR) developers, and tech startups. Developed by Jegtheme, it uses a "Cyber-Modern" aesthetic with neon accents, dark modes, and futuristic glassmorphism effects to reflect the immersive nature of the VR industry.

## Key Features

Immersive Visual Design: High-tech layouts featuring gradient overlays and futuristic typography.

Service & Experience Focus: Specialized sections for VR gaming, 360° video production, and AR development.

Interactive Elements: Uses subtle animations and hover effects that mimic a digital interface.

No Pro Version Required: Built to provide a high-end tech experience using the free version of Elementor.

Mobile-Optimized: Ensures the "future of tech" looks just as good on a smartphone as it does on a desktop.

### Included Templates (10+ Total)

Core Pages: Home, About Us, and Services.

Specialized Content: Service Detail (e.g., VR Training, VR Entertainment), Team, and Pricing.

Conversion & Support: Contact Us, FAQ, and 404 Error page.

Content Marketing: Blog Archive and Single Post layouts.

Global Parts: Custom Header and Footer templates.

### Required Plugins

To match the demo's futuristic style, you must install these free plugins:

Elementor (Free): The base builder.

ElementsKit Lite: For the advanced header/footer and mega-menu navigation.

MetForm: For booking inquiries and contact forms.

Jeg Elementor Kit: Provides the specialized "Cyber" widgets and layout modules.

## Setup & Customization Strategy

Global Style Import: Crucial. Import the Global Kit Styles first to lock in the neon color palette and modern sans-serif fonts before importing individual pages.

Showcasing Gear: Use the Service Detail pages to highlight the hardware you use (like Meta Quest, HTC Vive, or Apple Vision Pro). Visualizing the equipment helps ground the "virtual" service for the client.

Video Integration: VR is a visual medium. Use the Elementor Video widget to place background loops or "gameplay" footage in the Hero sections to instantly show what the experience feels like.

Interactive Forms: Customize the MetForm to include "Number of Players" or "Event Date" if you are running a VR arcade or event service.

Pro Tip: For a VR site, consider using the Lottie Animation widget (available via ElementsKit) to add small, looping futuristic icons. This adds to the "high-tech" feel without slowing down your site as much as heavy video files would.

Would you like me to show you how to set up a "Price Toggle" for different VR experience packages or help you integrate a video background into your Hero section?