All the WordPress templates found on this site were built using the Thesis Theme. Why?
For five years I sifted through dozens of different templates looking for one theme that would let me easily personalize the look and feel of my various web sites. Thesis is the one.
Out of the box, Thesis isn’t pretty. But like the ugly duckling female lead in so many 80′s teen movies, the real beauty of Thesis is on the inside.
Featuring an intuitive and user-friendly control panel, Thesis is a great theme for the blogger who wants to make changes to basic things without digging into the code. Users customize the various elements by simply clicking through a collection of radio buttons, checkboxes, and drop down menus.
Want two columns instead of three? No problem. Want to select a new font for your header? Piece of cake. Thesis let’s you do all this and more without knowing a thing about code.
More advanced users may find there’s a slight learning curve to mastering Thesis’ hooks, but it’s small issue given the theme’s potential.
Before Thesis, I wasted time rummaging through lots of different files to find hidden code. With Thesis, I can quickly dig into the familiar code and make more advanced customizations. Thesis has replaced all my other themes.
No, Super-Coder-Man and Wonder-Coder-Woman may not find Thesis replaces their uber coding skills. But for the typical blogger, Thesis is a great solution to the otherwise time consuming and frustrating task of personalizing a blog.
