So Many Themes, So Little Time
As a blog designer and a WordPress fanatic I have an extremely unhealthy obsession with themes ,lol. Whenever I see a theme I like used on a site, I immediately check the footer for a link or the source code for a name. I then hunt that theme down and download it. I’m like a kid on Christmas morning, anxiously waiting to unwrap my gift and play.
The problem is when I have a project that I’m working on, choosing a theme becomes a nightmare. Sometimes I change a theme four or five times before I settle on something and move on. Don’t get me wrong having options is a beautiful thing but when I’m trying to launch a blog or working on a client’s blog, I don’t want to lose the momentum because I am busy sifting through WordPress themes.
Recently I began to organize my themes by categories. For example: magazine, blog, business, premium and favorites. I find this has helped me when a client is looking for a specific look. I can easily find the perfect WordPress theme instead of opening up every file and looking at the theme screen shot. So now that I have shared with you what I’m doing, how do you organize your themes?
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November 8th, 2009 at 1:28 am
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