We've partnered with InMotion Hosting to giveaway a one-year free hosting package plus three WordPress themes from Themify. Here is your chance to win a free site along with our themes at no cost. To enter the contest, all you have to do is enter a comment in this blog post. Anyone is welcome to enter this contest. No purchase is necessary. If you could tweet about this giveaway, it would be appreciated. Our Twitter user account is @themify.
Contest ends on July 15, 2011. Good luck!
Contest Rules
Write a comment in this blog post to enter the contest (perhaps you can tell us which Themify theme is your favorite).
One comment per person.
The winner will be selected randomly.
Thank You to InMotion
Big thanks to InMotion Hosting for sponsoring this giveaway. If you are looking for a server host or thinking to move your site, check them out. They offer a wide range of hosting services from cheap shared hosting to VPS hosting and high performance dedeciated servers.
Update:
The contest is closed and the winner is Neel Shiragave. Congrats!
After ThemeMin, Elemin is the second miminal theme added to our collection. Elemin has great sense of typography, good white space balance, and minimal graphics. It is a piece of art crafted with modern technology — Google font, CSS3, Javascript and HTML5. WordPress post formats was incorporated which allows you to write about various post types such as photo, gallery, video, quote, etc. (very much like Tumblr). The design is completely fluid and responive. This means the layout automatically adapts based on the user's viewport. The layout never breaks no matter of what screen resolution it is being viewed on. It works on all desktop and most mobile devices such as iPhone, iPad, Android, and Blackberry. To see this in action, visit our demo site and resize your browser window or check it with a mobile phone.
Get it now: use the coupon code "elemin" for a 30% discount off this theme until June 7, 2011.
We are happy to share with you that one of our top selling themes, Photobox is featured in Web Designer magazine (issue #35 Dutch edition). You can get a free copy of Photobox theme along with the magazine (packed in the CD). On the same issue, we also published a tutorial on how to design a business WordPress theme using Bizco as the demo design. The tutorial is also published on the Web Designer UK edition as well. The magazine is available at WebDeisgnerMagazine.
We've been working very hard to improve our existing themes. After the Wigi update last week, the following themes have been updated: Sidepane, Bloggie, as well as the free themes iTheme2 and Koi. Now all themes includes a .po file for theme translation and default layout panels. You can set the default layout with various grid and list view layouts. Along with the theme update, we also added more skins: Sidepane = 9 new skins, Bloggie = 5 new skins, Koi = 2 new skins. Check out the demos to see the new layouts and skins that we've added.
Since Internet Explorer 9 now supports the new CSS3 features, we've decided to revamp Wigi with CSS3. The new version we just released utilizes CSS3 to handle the rounded corners and drop shadow. Not only does it load faster, but it makes theme modifications easier. Here are the major features added in this update: localization support (.po file) for theme translation, default layout options, more skins, and layout options. If you are not familiar with our themes, this means you can choose various grid view and list view layout options for the index pages (archive, search, tag, etc.), post page, and page. You can use our template to build any custom page to display specified category(ies) with the prebuilt layout options. On top of all these new functionalities, we also added 5 additonal skins (6 skins in total now). Check our demo for more details.
Get It Now
If you've already purchased Wigi, we highly recommend you to download the latest theme zip and upgrade your theme. If you would like to purchase a copy of Wigi, we have a discount code for you — enter "wigi" on check out to save 30% (expires on May 24, 2011).
