I would recommend you to run a virus scan though the files and add the link to your post. Some users might get suspicious with this and start calling the files malware or key loggers.
Would it even be possible for him to hide viruses in html5 templates?Someone above tested it already for viruses.
Its simple .html and .css files thats all nothing else.
.What do you develop you frontend on ? I'am guessing its bootstrap with angular.js? Are those validations working ? Don't think it has backend server support yet right ? I have been working on something similar using ember.js which is ultimate pain in the ass considering the complexity of ember js and very few advanced tutorials on the subject 
