The term “visual identity” is generally used in the corporate world as a euphemism for branding, and often doesn’t amount to much more than the consideration of logo design and a corporate colour scheme. To me, this is a restrictive and unimaginative use of an expression that can be redeployed to suggest something far more [...]
It’s not often that I’m blown away by a new application or piece of software, but after signing up to Leeflets as a beta tester, I’m pumped. Actually, it reminds me a bit of 2004 and my first steps with an early WordPress. So what is Leeflets? Well that’s kind of the whole point of [...]
In September 2012, I released a small collection of 10 horizontal scrolling WordPress themes which proved, against my expectation, to be hugely popular. I remember thinking at the time of making that list that nobody really cares about horizontal themes, it’s always palmed off as a gimmick in the WordPRess theme world. Boy was I [...]
I’ve spoken before about the function of categories in the general organisation and distribution of WordPress themes (free & premium) across the Web. For me, categories in this sense function as a double-edged sword. On the one hand, categories can be very useful in classifying, organising and enabling easier user access to WordPress themes. On [...]
Following the January-February 2013 WordPress theme licensing debacle, Tung Do, the man behind DevPress, wrote a blog post calling for a new WordPress community space to champion the non-commercial, collaborative ethos that defined WordPress in its early years as a simple blogging platform. I thought this was an interesting proposition and one worth thinking about [...]
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