Jan
12

Well, not necessarily my “top five picks” of all time; Rather, my top five picks from the Smashing Magazine 100 Excellent Wordpress Themes list.

#1: WP-Polaroid
I was pleased to see Adii release a public version of his own theme late last year. I’ve always been a fan of his blog design and it’s good to know that the rest of us are now welcome to use it.

Polaroid

#2: Structure
This is the coded theme we’re using over at ConservaBlogs.com.

Structure is a FREE magazine or news site Wordpress theme created by Justin Tadlock. Having spent a good deal of time editing the files and working with the theme, I can say that this is one of the most user friendly magazine themes I’ve ever worked with.

Structure Wordpress Theme

#3: Lounge 2
Typically I avoid themes that use a lot of white and tend be lack color, but Lounge 2 is an exception.

I no longer use the theme, but when I did I enjoyed the extra functionality in the wide sidebar. Plus, the theme is clean and loads fairly quick.

#4: WP-Premium
Wow… just… WOW!

WP Premium

#5: Zeke 1.0
I haven’t used this one yet, but I really like the look and feel. I also like the ad placement section and the way content is given prominence, even though it’s a three column theme.

That being said… I would scrap the background.

Zeke Theme

What are your favorites from the SM 100 Wordpress themes list?

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Eric Odom is project manager for Blogivists.com. A web strategist by trade, Odom is currently working to develop infrastructure for activists within the liberty movement.

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2 Responses to “Top five modern Wordpress themes”

 
  1. All very nice. Maybe I chose a theme too hastily.

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  2. Eric Odom says:

    Nah… yours works. These are just personal faves.

 

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