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The Moka Theme Overview Hello Moka Theme! Moka is our newest Premium WordPress Theme with a responsive Layout and a beautiful fresh, minimal theme design. The Moka theme highlight is an individual, customizable front page you can use to feature your latest blog posts, a featured post, a big about and quote widget and further…
The Kiore Moana Theme Overview Today we’re happy to present our newest responsive Premium WordPress Blog Theme Kiore Moana to you. Kiore Moana is a great WordPress theme for personal blogs, travel, hobby or photography blogs with a modern, open design, lots of white space, easily readable fonts on all devices and an extra widget…
After I read the newest Responsive Design Newsletter by @justinavery this morning I had a little “aha moment”, because I never heard of his awesome side project Am I Responsive? until today. The screenshot tool lets you create helpful screenshot of your responsive website with just one click and it’s also a lot of fun…
The Oita Theme Overview Oita is the newest Premium responsive WordPress theme by Elmastudio with a modern off canvas design all the way from mobile devices to big desktop screens. With such a minimal and modern off canvas layout, Oita offers lots of calming white space, so your content gets all the attention it deserves.
The Baylys Theme Overview Baylys is the newest Elmastudio WordPress theme optimized for mobile devices. Besides a smart, minimalist design it offers plenty of room to feature your content properly. You can use Baylys as a blog theme, a photography blog theme or even as a portfolio, and with handy theme features such as layout…
Thinking mobile first forces you to only keep what matters in our sites. We have to think about usability & content because people on mobile have very little time and screen space.
— Jeffrey Zeldman, “Content First” talk at An Event Apart, as noted by Luke Wroblewski, 2012.
The line is from Luke Wroblewski’s notes on Jeffrey Zeldman’s “Content First” talk at An Event Apart in 2012. We were building our first mobile-first themes at the time, and the sentence put into words why: the layout doesn’t get smaller, the content gets more important.