Not a marketer? That’s fine too as Generate can be used to create a database for all kinds of organizations including political action groups, knitting groups, alumni services, contest’s and whatever else you decide.

Generate theme use can be talked about at length, but often times; the layout is more important than the functionality. The first thing that anyone will notice is the huge opt-in box at the top of the page. Add some custom text to tell your viewers what action you want them to take and you are on your way to having a great database. This is great if you are looking for a simple way to get people to opt-in to your site. Additionally each post within the site, has an opt-in box so you are getting the most subscribers to your list possible.

After the huge opt-in box as you scroll down the site, the main content area begins, complete with a widgetized sidebar, so you can integrate your latest tweets, ads, or whatever else you may decide. The content area is set up in a typical grid based magazine style layout to help organize content. Although the design is simple, it’s goal is to get those all-important leads. And in most cases, simplicity cannot be taken to mean less powerful.

Some other features that are standard with the Generate theme, because of the Genesis framework are multiple layout options for sidebars, a few different color schemes so that you can match something closer to your brand, page templates and multiple column page layouts.

The jQuery slider isn’t your typical little box that you throw a picture into and call it featured. It is a full page-width across, with pagination, which allows for click navigation. Your viewers will not need to wait for the slide to come back around. Additionally, the product spotlight pane has functionality for you to display your product with built in buttons that link to a demo page and a pricing list. Not a bad idea, if you are trying to sell an app, theme, or service.

Below the slider is a large area dedicated to mini-features, which allow you to highlight content that you may see as crucial to your endeavor.  All of the mini-features link to a dedicated page so you can highlight whatever you wish to highlight. Additionally, there is a dedicated spot, solely for client feedback. If people are happy with your work, their satisfaction can forever be immortalized on your page.

The Inspire theme main page layout does not have the option for a sidebar. So to make up for the deficit, WooThemes has created an extended, widgetized footer. With the WooNews widget, you can give a listing of the recent blog posts on your site.

In addition to the separate blog section, portfolio section and extensive WooFramework (shortcodes, analytics output in the header, and much more) the Inspire theme also is the platform as a parent theme for a WooCommerce child theme.  All one needs to set up shop is the child-theme and the WooCommerce plugin available in the WordPress plugin repository.

Overall, the Inspire theme is a great platform to launch and showcase your business model and create for your visitors an open, inviting environment.

The first thing you notice when coming to a site that has Aggregate theme is the huge content slider. Use it as a portfolio or to highlight featured stories, but either way, add something catchy to keep people on the page. The slider with the large images is complimented with a thumbnail preview below the pane.

As one makes their way down the page this is where the power of Aggregate theme starts to show. Designed as a CMS to deliver and “aggregate” all of your content on a single page, Aggregate theme provides an outstanding platform to organize everything you need to show by taking the “Recent Posts” concept to the next level by highlighting posts from recently updated categories.

Below-the-fold the main distribution of content begins to take shape, with a recent posts area (not category specific), widgetized sidebar and footer, as well as plenty of great features, including a popular posts section, recent comments area, and a place for videos.

Additionally, custom built-in short codes give you an easy way to manage typography to create stunning content and complex layouts with only a few clicks. The drop caps shortcode will allow you to emulate print media, testimonials will highlight your strengths and customer satisfactions, and content boxes create a pull quote effect which highlights specific information you want your readers to digest.

In addition to all of these great features on the landing page monetizing your site becomes easy with the ad ready functionality of 728×90 and 468×60 banners, plus the 125×125 button ads that are in most sidebars. Page templates allow you to create a standard blog layout and with integration of social media, Aggregate will allow your followers to stay connected to your site wherever they may be.

Aggregate theme is powerful, functional and a great platform to disseminate content and information in all mediums.

On the landing page resides an auto slider with the ability to embed Youtube videos within the slider as well as showcase other content. There is a feature section to highlight and draw attention to certain pages within your site; perhaps, you want to show off your team, highlight a product or even just have a page with your contact information. With a dedicated area, it will be easy to get your message out in a great and amazingly easily layout.

To continue on about the landing page, there is a recent blog area that ties in with the standalone blog section of the site, and allows you to keep your visitors up to date on all of the latest happenings. There is also a recent work area that highlights your portfolio and shows your visitor’s your work from the second they land on your page.

Rounding out the landing page is the widgetized footer. The landing page does not have a sidebar so this widgetized area is the only place that widgets can be placed. There are also many options for navigation as there is a navigation bar at the top of the page, as well as one in the footer.

However, that is not all Feather has to offer. Custom page templates such as sitemap, member login, advanced search, portfolio, a contact page and a few other, provide a ton of layout options to help you create the site that you want.

With additional shortcode capabilities above the WordPress core, the Feather theme shortcodes allow you to create buttons and icons without knowing any markup yourself. The codes are already embedded in the editor interface and makes creating buttons, context boxes,  and toggled content areas a breeze. Add to that, the standard Twitter / Facebook integration; ad ready layout and compatibility with most major browsers and Feather theme can become a great platform to showcase your company’s capabilities.

The Metallux WordPress Theme is suitable for any niche.

Theme is fixed width, with automatic image resizing, spots for banners, page navigation built in, Google Analytics ready… Readme included with usage instructions and PSD logo. CHECK IT OUT!

Thesis is designed for non-coders to be easy to use. Thesis sites can be customized through a number of option panels that allow you to set fonts and colors, tweak how components are displayed and a host of other things without touching any HTML, CSS or PHP. The layout generator is especially cool as it allows you to dynamically switch between 1, 2, or 3 column layouts with a click of a button.

Thesis was one of the first theme frameworks to offer built in SEO options. On-Page SEO can be improved by adding custom post meta titles and descriptions within the posts themselves.

If there’s something you can’t achieve with the built-in Thesis options, you can also make use of the number of Thesis hooks which give more hardcore developers a chance to really do some amazing things with the theme.

Thesis Theme has one of the biggest communities around, with over 37,000 customers. Support is top notch, and you can join the DIYthemes forum and get help from forum members there. The Thesis community is quite active as well, and you will find many blogs dedicated to getting the most out of the theme.

Thesis Theme is available in two pricing options. The personal option is $87 which allows you to use Thesis theme on a single site. Or you can purchase the developer option for $164 which allows you to use Thesis on unlimited sites you own. There’s also a 30 day money back guarantee, so you can fully test drive Thesis to see if you like it.

If you’re looking for a proven WordPress theme framework with a lot of community support, you should definitely give Thesis Theme a look.

There are currently 37 Genesis child themes in all, and more are in development every single day. Each child theme features a unique, stylish design, and you can switch between child themes instantly. You can purchase all current (and future) child themes with StudioPress’s Pro Plus package. Or pick and choose the individual child themes you want.

Sites powered by the Genesis Theme Framework are search engine optimized automatically. This means you don’t have to download any third party SEO plugins, because Genesis allows you to change all your important SEO options inside its well document SEO settings page.

With standard WordPress Themes, changing your layouts is extremely difficult, and not for the faint of heart. Genesis on the other hand is extremely powerful. Not only can you switch your site’s overall layout instantly, but you also have control of the layouts for your individual posts or pages. This gives you the ultimate flexibility in designing the site exactly as you want it.

The Genesis Theme framework also gives you a full-featured options page where you can change your Theme’s settings from the comfort of your WordPress control panel. Turn you navigation menu on or off, exclude specific categories from your blog, and enable breadcrumbs on specific pages can all be done here.

There’s no personal or developer options like you see with many other premium WordPress theme frameworks. When you purchase Genesis Theme you can use it on every single one of your sites if you wish. Plus you get unlimited support and updates.

The Genesis Theme Framework is in use by over 48,000 customers, including some of the top blogs like ProBlogger and CopyBlogger. There’s also an active StudioPress forum where you can get any of your theme questions answered.

If you’re looking for a WordPress theme framework that features great looking designs out of the box, then StudioPress’s Genesis Theme Framework is definitely a premium WordPress Theme worth checking out.

Exquisite Works Features

• 10 different backgrounds so you can customize your look exactly how you want it.
• SEO Ready for better search engine rankings.
• Auto Image Resizing capabilities.
• Built-in JQuery Image/Video LightBox.
• Utilizes the highly customizable FuseFramework.