Add OneFlow Jekyll Theme

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+title: OneFlow Jekyll Theme
+date: 2024-02-018
+homepage: https://oneflow-jekyll-theme.github.io/
+download: https://github.com/perstarke-webdev/oneflow-jekyll-theme
+demo: https://oneflow-jekyll-theme.github.io/
+author: "Per Starke"
+thumbnail: oneflow.webp
+license: MIT
+license_link: https://opensource.org/license/mit/
+---
+
+# OneFlow Jekyll Theme
+
+## What is it
+OneFlow is a Jekyll Theme designed to create stunning, clear and practical modern One-Pager Websites. 
+It offers lots of features and customization options, so you can easily create a Site that matches your own or your client's wishes for design and structure.  
+Check out the [Theme Website](https://oneflow-jekyll-theme.github.io/) showcasing and explaining the various opportunities the theme offers, and also check out the [first example website](https://oneflow-jekyll-theme-example-one.github.io/) and the [second example website](https://oneflow-jekyll-theme-example-two.github.io/) to see a few of the different design options the theme offers.  
+
+## Full documentation
+Extensive documentation for OneFlow is available [here](https://perstarke-webdev.de/oneflow-jekyll-theme).
+
+## Getting started & development 
+
+### Fork and clone this repository
+The **vision of this theme** is **simplicity and accessibility**, to easily create stunning websites from scratch.  
+Therefore, it's not available as a classic gem-based Jekyll theme, but as a ready-to-use GitHub repository that you just need to fork and clone.  
+So, get ahead and make a fork of this repository, rename it if you like to suit the name of the site you want to create, locally clone it, and directly start editing!
+
+### How to start a development docker container
+To test your website and see all of your changes in real-time without deploying it online, you can easily build your site locally.  
+- Make sure you have [Bundler](https://bundler.io/) and [Docker](https://www.docker.com/) installed.  
+- Open up a terminal, navigate to your local repository, and run ```docker compose up```.
+
+Your site will then be visible at ```http://0.0.0.0:4000/``` in any browser.