5 Excellent WordPress Frameworks for Pro Bloggers

August 16, 2010PanahNo CommentsWordpress

WordPress is one of the best blogging platforms around. It makes managing content and creating super dynamic blogs very easy. Most new WordPress bloggers get started with those free themes before graduating to premium and custom design themes. Not everyone can afford to pay thousands of dollars to a designer to develop a new WordPress theme for their blog. Thankfully, there are many powerful frameworks that you can take advantage of to save yourself time and money. These WordPress frameworks act as a skeleton for your blog. You can still achieve a unique look and feel for your website and do it much faster than you would with a custom design theme.

These 5 powerful WordPress frameworks can save you money and time when developing a new design for your WordPress blog:

Genesis: Genesis Framework is one of my favorite ones out there. You can not only use it to develop your own child themes, you can also use the already developed child themes available on StudioPress to get the job done faster.

Elemental: may not be as well known as the above items, but it does allow you to develop dynamic WordPress themes fast. If you want to clone Digg or develop a clean blogging theme for WordPress, Elemental has you covered.

Headway Themes: a very powerful framework that can be easily customized to fit your blog’s needs. It has a powerful back-end and is search engine friendly too.

Thesis: one of the most popular frameworks for WordPress. It has been getting a lot of heat recently for its stance on GPL. Still, it has a very powerful back-end that you can take advantage of to optimize your website for SEO, customize its look and feel, and change those small details without touching your code.

Frugal theme: another clean platform that you can take advantage of to develop a new child theme for your personal blog. It also can be used for WordPress MU if you are planning to own a blog network. Great for landing pages too.

Are you using a theme framework for your blog?

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