I just wanted to let you know I’ve made progress preparing the theme for release, and it seems it could be ready sooner than I expected.
I’ve had to make several changes to its functionality because the version I had running on my blog was heavily customized, and I need to make sure it can run on any WordPress install. I have to say though, by doing this cleanup and standardization I have simplified many things that were bugging me before and I’m really liking what I’m seeing! After I’m done with it I might have to switch back to that theme ;)
Anyway, I’ll keep you posted.
I’m proud to announce I’ve formally started working on preparing the original minusfive WordPress theme for mass release. The theme was inspired by my first visit to MoMA, a place I dreamed of visiting ever since I found my passion for modern design.
There are many things to work out in order to make the theme flexible enough so it can work seamlessly in any WordPress install. I hope to be posting soon about the actual release.
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While doing my habitual CSS-Gallery-Browsing of the day, I came across this beautiful website designed by Johanna Rainouard, a french national who currently lives in Switzerland and works as a ‘Multi-Media Creative’ for Neptune Technologies. Continue reading »
Thanks to Nick La for featuring minusfive on his site (Best Web Gallery).
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