As promised in our last WordPress showcase: beautiful Focus sites, we are now back with the second showcase blog dedicated to our WallPress theme – the free responsive WordPress theme for portfolio, news and eCommerce sites. For anyone still skeptical about its dynamic, let’s scroll down and see how WallPress adorns our users’ sites.
1. The online magazine Again Health
Much like its name, Again Health is an online magazine that provides detailed tips and guide for leading a healthy lifestyle. Its bountiful content with numerous categories and sub-categories hit me right at my first visit. Yet the prominent filter box at the left hand side saves me from any searching hassle. Other than that, the layout is merely the same as our original concept.
There is still more room for improvement, as it seems to me. For example, the contact form goes missing and too many social sharing buttons appear in one single post. Some even overlay the ad banner on the right sidebar. One more thing is the read more tag should be added at proper place to exclude long pages for easier browsing and lessen scrolling time.
Againhealth.com provides health guide to live fit and healthy by practicing healthier lifestyle, exercise and diet.
~Again Health~
2. Daniel with Camelot
Unlike Againhealth.com, Camelot makes use of the jigoshop plugin to serve as an eCommerce site for film & television equipment renting. The color scheme receives little retouch as it remains simple black and white to suit a tech shop type. The check-out process goes smooth and what I love about Camelot is that it uses DW Question & Answer plugin to attend to customers’ feedback.
Aside from two duplicated reply forms in the contact page, I have little to comment about this site. What about you?
We really like your theme. And we appreciate your work and that we could use it for free. You added some nice plugins and gimmiks that makes the site fancy for our belongs.
~Daniel~
3. Matic Brdnik with Pita
This Slovenian blog is purely dedicated for news with a clean and neat layout as our concept. The site looks nice, yet a bit rework with the theme should be made to achieve a more appealing appearance.
Wallpress is a great theme and easy to customise with basic understanding of coding. I wouldn’t recommend for beginners, more intermediate users.
~Matic Brdnik~
4. The weblog Brain lubricator
Brain lubricator is a business and technology blog expected to feast your mind on tips and tutorials related to internet and marketing topics. The popular DW Question & Answer plugin integrated acts as a simple forum for learning and sharing knowledge. Yet what really catches my eyes is how the site is equipped with further widgets and features. Author’s biography with detailed social contact links is added at the end of every single post along with related articles pop-up and the list for most popular posts.
The cons is it has no social links on homepage and more appealing images should be added to attract readers.
This is my first site. I love my site and Wallpress. Thanks 🙂
~Brain lubricator~
5. Nata Lee with The Valve Times
The Valve Times brings in a whole new look and feel for WallPress theme as an online game magazine. With simple changes in background to a crumpled sheet pattern, WallPress looks like a real newspaper decorated with various grids as columns. What do you think?
I was looking over lots of themes and finally I’ve found a Wallpress which is pretty beautiful, fresh and unusual.
~Nata Lee~
That’s it for our second WordPress site showcase. Please help us share this post as we highly appreciate the learning and sharing process. And if you are using any of our themes, don’t be shy to show off your beautiful project by filling in this form or peer into our call for WordPress site submission for more details on how you should do it.