Adam, Free WordPress Theme
Skip the fluff, download now for free.
Adam, is part one of the five series WordPress Themes by Netjelly. Designed with the intent to bring content to the forefront of your web site. Simple, minimalistic design. Adam gets the job done by removing the clutter other themes often offer.
12 Best Minimalist WordPress Themes
The early days of blogging were simple online journals; content reined king and design was for the birds. We have come far from those days, and the online community now understands the importance of well-designed frameworks, but the disagreements on imagery still exist.
Here are 12 WordPress themes promoting minimal design with content as the forefront.
And yes, I shamelessly promote my own themes.
WordPress Themes coming back
That’s right.
Our series of simple WordPress themes are being release again. We are hard at work on five with the plan of releasing eight, along with our current WordPress theme.
Netjelly themes are based on the principles of minimalist design with the intention of bringing content to the forefront. They get the job done without the fluff and annoyance that comes with cluttered themes. And they are totally free.
John; Frank; Peter; Lee; and Adam.
Be ready.
10 Simple, Minimal and Clean Free WordPress Themes
The essence of blogging is content, unfortunately that has been forgotten by many.
It’s easy to find themes that are built on heavy imagery; completely forgetting the basic premise of blogging being an online journal. I’ve pushed for simplistic design for years and believe that we will see a revival in minimal design not only in the blogging world, but throughout the entire web.
And yes, I shamelessly self-promote my own WordPress themes.
1. Adam by Netjelly
2. Lead by Armypink
3. Die Neue Typographie by Hell Yeah Dude
4. Hemingway by Warpspire
5. Manifest by Jim Barruad
6. Clean Home by Midmodesign
7. by Sansserif Racer by Konstruktors
8. Sharpfolio by Web Revolutionary
9. iA by Information Architects
10. Stilbruch by Armypink
Embrace typography, white space and remember – blogging is about content, have your design reflect that idea by drawing attention away from other elements and keeping the focus on the text.
