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Looking For Best Free WordPress Themes ?

By admin ⋅ June 18, 2008 ⋅  Email This Post ⋅  Print This Post ⋅ Post a comment

Looking for some good WordPress themes for your blog is something tricky. Of course you can ignore this matter if you have some money to get premium one. Fortunatelly there are a lot of free Wordpress themes that you can use. Some comes with GNU v2 public licence, some else with Creative Common Licence, etc. People love WordPress themes with different way. Some pick a theme that “Good Stuff Ready” , i.e Adsense Ready, Widget Ready. If You are looking for some good wordpress themes, consider the following reasons:

• Customizable: End User typical who has no knowledge about HTML or even PHP will have a hard effort if the themes uncostomizable. Because some theme are not editable. Even if You are a programmer or similiar, customizable theme will make your work easier. So pick a customizable one.

• Going With Popular Themes: Even Free WordPress themes still need a support, at least You can find a documentation about it. Wordpress will always release a new version, then You’ll want a theme author who is going to be updating that theme. Don’t get your hard work useless because of an unsupported theme.

• Gravatars: They’re mini-icons or avatars that your visitors display when they post a comment on your blog. Gravatars are Wordpress-universal and show up on all supported blogs, provided that the user has a free Gravatar account. Even if a theme doesn’t have it, you can simply install it yourself, as long as you have beginner’s HTML experience.

• Load Time: Don’t get your reader waste their time to wait your blog content displayed over 30 seconds. Test out any theme you’re planning on going with, either on the official demo, or on your server. Read other users review about the theme will benefit You.

• Search Engine Friendly Themes: If You don’t create sitemap.xml on your site then You’ll need Search Engine Friendly themes. Themes should be devised in a way so that you’ll get noticed on Google and other search engines. Make sure content isn’t trapped within Ajax, Flash, or anything else that will nullify your chances of a search engine reading the content.

• Widget-ready: These themes can use sidebar “widgets” - which are selectable, draggable modules that lie on the sidebar of the theme (usually the right-hand side). They include calendars, tag clouds, badges, social bookmark icons and more. This is mainly a feature of convenience as the alternate method is to simply add modules yourself, going forward.

• Adsense-ready: This will help you monitize your blog. Just be carefull to edit the publisher ID, because some theme authors included their adsense. Of course you can use plugin to make this easy. I would like to suggest You AdSense-Deluxe plugin.

• Free Themes vs. Premium (not free) Themes: For a more cost effective solution - see if free Wordpress themes suit your needs. Free Wordpress themes help save money, but may need significant manual tweaks and customization for the best results. Premium themes are not free, because they have a far greater level of design and coding for a more professional look. Typically costing between $50-$100, a Premium theme is a must for a site that you intend to be an “authority site.” Remember, looks are usually half the battle when looking to get brand identity and credibility on the internet!

You can find or download a nice WordPress themes (in my version of course ) here :

• 2813

• thoughtmechanics

• css-gallery-theme

• the-morning-after

• gabfire wordpress-magazine-theme

• gridlock

• darrenhoyt wordpress-magazine-theme

• zinruss themes

• wp-polaroid

• inspiring-dark-wordpress-theme

• headsetoptions-free-magazine-style-theme-the-studio

• massive-news-wordpress-theme

• rebel-magazine-theme

• options-wordpress-theme

• openbook22-en

PS: Most of themes are Magazine Style

Keyword: Free, Customizable, Search Engine Friendly

Tags: Themes