Tags: Themes • Wordpress • May 7, 2008. Written by Igor.
Neat Light is a new, nice looking, 3 column, widget ready Word Press theme. Theme have an interesting 3 column layout, with vertical main menu placed in the left sidebar. Comments are spiced with gravatars.
Click on the image above for live demo, or download the theme from MyGreenCorner.
Tags: Themes • Wordpress • April 19, 2008. Written by Igor.
Red Wood is a nice, clean looking, 2 column, widget ready Word Press theme with big fonts and dark red wood type texture that is used for the header background. Theme includes horizontal menu in the header and there is also one in the footer.
Click on the image above for live demo, or download the theme from MyGreenCorner.
Tags: Themes • Wordpress • April 16, 2008. Written by Igor.
Simple Jojo is a nice looking, 2 column, widget ready Word Press theme with darker colors, that are easier on the eyes. Theme includes horizontal menu in the header and there is also one in the footer.A lot of attention is paid to details.
Click on the image above for live demo, or download the theme from MyGreenCorner.
Tags: Marketplace • SitePoint • Themes • Wordpress • April 14, 2008. Written by Igor.
I have been creating and selling WordPress themes for over a year now. When I started, with my first theme sale, I though that $300 would be ok price for the theme, on which I spent around 20 hours. I was wrong.
At that time, my working hour rate was $15, so 20×15 equals $300. I made an auction on SitePoint and received couple of bids with ending bid = $160. I was pretty surprised by the outcome, however I realized that there were couple of good designers selling their themes, for much lover price. And those who watched the sitepoint marketplace, looking to buy a theme probably thought that the theme is overpriced.
Since then, things haven’t changed much. Good themes are still selling for $100 to $250, rarely you can see the theme being sold for more than or close to $300.
So, is the $200 average price for quality WordPress theme ? Are you satisfied with that price ?
Well, if you calculate how much time you need to design the theme, code the template and integrate it to a wordpress (don’t forget the time needed to test the theme), you will end up with at least 15 working hours. And that is a minimum for a decent theme. And let’s say that “average” working hour is $20. We end up with $300 for the theme.
Now, the question is, can you sell it at that price ?
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