http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/ Experiments in Theme Design Sat, 17 May 2008 04:16:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-1337 Episode 38: WordPress 2.5 not released… yet! | PHP Podcasts Sat, 05 Apr 2008 13:28:46 +0000 http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-1337 [...] asked 11 prominent WordPress theme designers to predict the [...] […] asked 11 prominent WordPress theme designers to predict the […]

]]> http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-1336 Community Guy, Jake McKee - Rapid Fire - Friday, April 04 Sat, 05 Apr 2008 06:59:46 +0000 http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-1336 [...] The Future of WordPress Themes An interesting look at what 11 design minds have to say about the future of WordPress themes. With the market and mind share that WordPress has, WP themes have influence on the entire design industry. Well worth the read. [...] […] The Future of WordPress Themes An interesting look at what 11 design minds have to say about the future of WordPress themes. With the market and mind share that WordPress has, WP themes have influence on the entire design industry. Well worth the read. […]

]]> http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-1299 Lawrence Ip Wed, 02 Apr 2008 12:12:01 +0000 http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-1299 Justin... First off, this is a brilliant idea for a post. In one place I have found a bevy of some of the WordPress Community's most "Theme Savvy". A pure joy to hear their thoughts! What do I think about paying for a Premium Theme? Well, I am up for it. In fact I own a copy of WPRemix (although it will take me some time to get the hang of it with some elbow grease appropriately applied). Premium Themes, I think, are the way of the future, as theme developers, and WordPress itself, develops into a fully fledged and ultra flexible CMS system (some would say that it is already there). The internet itself is growing incredibly fast, and with the boon of Dot Asia at it's heels, it's set to experience yet another surge of input as new markets develop out of that. Which means WordPress will find itself in the hands of thousands more. Personally, I have a bent for simple and straight forward themes that are easy to navigate and are in alignment with the sites content style. Creativity, well creativity is definitely not bound by the publisher, but more than likely their audience. So for me it's about the content... Enjoy! Justin… First off, this is a brilliant idea for a post. In one place I have found a bevy of some of the WordPress Community’s most “Theme Savvy”. A pure joy to hear their thoughts! What do I think about paying for a Premium Theme? Well, I am up for it. In fact I own a copy of WPRemix (although it will take me some time to get the hang of it with some elbow grease appropriately applied). Premium Themes, I think, are the way of the future, as theme developers, and WordPress itself, develops into a fully fledged and ultra flexible CMS system (some would say that it is already there). The internet itself is growing incredibly fast, and with the boon of Dot Asia at it’s heels, it’s set to experience yet another surge of input as new markets develop out of that. Which means WordPress will find itself in the hands of thousands more. Personally, I have a bent for simple and straight forward themes that are easy to navigate and are in alignment with the sites content style. Creativity, well creativity is definitely not bound by the publisher, but more than likely their audience. So for me it’s about the content… Enjoy!

]]> http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-1173 WordPress 2.5 | Loon Design Sun, 30 Mar 2008 11:29:57 +0000 http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-1173 [...] just can’t stop my myself from using wordpress as it is too good to be created. After I read The Future of WordPress Theme I was a bit afraid because I think I am too slow to start. But now, I think I am not afraid at all [...] […] just can’t stop my myself from using wordpress as it is too good to be created. After I read The Future of WordPress Theme I was a bit afraid because I think I am too slow to start. But now, I think I am not afraid at all […]

]]> http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-774 » Call Me Ishmael (Trevilian Way 0.40 by David Yeiser) | sandbox.popularlogistics.com Wed, 19 Mar 2008 22:09:15 +0000 http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-774 [...] done something really nice here. He’s also one of the people in the conversation about WordPress themes convened by Ian Stewart at Themeshaper, in which he (David Yeiser) said: The future of WordPress [...] […] done something really nice here. He’s also one of the people in the conversation about WordPress themes convened by Ian Stewart at Themeshaper, in which he (David Yeiser) said: The future of WordPress […]

]]> http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-769 » ThemeShaper | sandbox.popularlogistics.com Wed, 19 Mar 2008 17:42:08 +0000 http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-769 [...] post: The Future of of WordPress themes will give you an idea of the company Stewart keeps. The post has contributions [...] […] post: The Future of of WordPress themes will give you an idea of the company Stewart keeps. The post has contributions […]

]]> http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-762 Wp Wordpress » Blog Archive » Episode 38: WordPress 2.5 not released… yet! Wed, 19 Mar 2008 08:31:12 +0000 http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-762 [...] asked 11 prominent WordPress theme designers to predict the [...] […] asked 11 prominent WordPress theme designers to predict the […]

]]> http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-761 The Future of WordPress Themes « Bigfetch’s Shelf Space Wed, 19 Mar 2008 06:48:27 +0000 http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-761 [...] March 18, 2008 by bigfetch http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/ [...] […] March 18, 2008 by bigfetch http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/ […]

]]> http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-757 Jenny Wed, 19 Mar 2008 04:18:17 +0000 http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-757 I don't see a downfall in premium themes. I see people charging for every little thing they do. And even for the REALLY crappy themes. Like one I just saw like two seconds ago for 35$. WP Themes are gonna go in a bad way. I don’t see a downfall in premium themes. I see people charging for every little thing they do. And even for the REALLY crappy themes. Like one I just saw like two seconds ago for 35$. WP Themes are gonna go in a bad way.

]]> http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-750 WordPress Podcast Episode 38 Released | Jeffro2pt0 Wed, 19 Mar 2008 00:15:55 +0000 http://themeshaper.com/the-future-of-wordpress-themes/#comment-750 [...] asked 11 prominent WordPress theme designers to predict the [...] […] asked 11 prominent WordPress theme designers to predict the […]

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