Category: Theme Reviews

BlogJr Portfolio – WordPress

Tags:
Blog, Custom Background, Custom Header, Custom Logo, Custom Menu, Featured Images, Footer Widgets, Full Width Template, Grid Layout, Photography, Portfolio, Right Sidebar, Theme Options, Threaded Comments, Three Columns, Translation Ready, Two Columns

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BlogJr Portfolio is a masonry designed, very light weight and easy to use blog theme. This theme is focused on portfolio. It is a child theme of BlogJr.

4.7/5
I really like this theme and I could see myself using it for my portfolio. It’s clean, organized and has a good layout. It seems easy to modify and the information is displayed well throughout the site.

Bootstrap Photography – WordPress

Tags:
Custom Background, Custom Logo, Custom Menu, Featured Images, Footer Widgets, Portfolio, Threaded Comments

This theme had no reviews.

3.7/5
I thought this theme has potential after looking at the example photo, but after seeing it as my theme and exploring it, I did not like it. It seemed very boring and not good to display information for a portfolio. It might work once I add more to my website but I believe there are better themes to choose from. This theme also does not have many downloads.

Twenty Nineteen – WordPress

Tags:

Accessibility Ready, Block Editor Patterns, Custom Colors, Custom Logo, Custom Menu, Editor Style, Featured Images, Flexible Header, Footer Widgets, One Column, RTL Language Support, Sticky Post, Threaded Comments, Translation Ready

3.5/5 Stars

“Theme Review”

Love This Theme… Used It in many sites and projects

“Incredibly basic and ugly”

It really offers nothing more than a basic site, and is a bit laughable that the WordPress team keeps putting out these godawful themes every year when they are nothing more than ‘slightly’ updated from the terrible theme they had the year before.

“amazing and so user friendly”

thanks team this theme was so great i loved it

Our 2019 default theme is designed to show off the power of the block editor. It features custom styles for all the default blocks, and is built so that what you see in the editor looks like what you’ll see on your website. Twenty Nineteen is designed to be adaptable to a wide range of websites, whether you’re running a photo blog, launching a new business, or supporting a non-profit. Featuring ample whitespace and modern sans-serif headlines paired with classic serif body text, it’s built to be beautiful on all screen sizes.

3/5
For a portfolio, this theme would not be good. It’s boring and does not have a great layout. I think it would be easy to modify but I wouold not use it for my portfolio.

Hello Elementor – WordPress

Tags:

Custom Colors, Custom Logo, Custom Menu, Featured Images, Flexible Header, RTL Language Support, Threaded Comments, Translation Ready

4.7/5 Stars

“Useless without going premium”

Quite possibly the worst theme listed here and totally useless unless you upgrade to the premium version which is an annual subscription.

Avoid at all costs there are much better free and premium themes.

“Perfect theme”

Because my paid theme was no longer updated properly, I urgently had to look for another theme. I was curious and installed the Hello Elementor theme in combination with Elementor Pro Theme Builder. I have removed the old theme and tried as much as possible to make the layout the same. Within four hours I got my site back online.

The theme is nice because it is so simple, yet effective. Together with the theme builder, I have many more setting options than before with my paid theme. I am very impressed.

“Hate it”

Maybe from a designers point of view, but what about the writer, the actual user of the theme. Adding sections – every section I add goes to the bottom. I must then find the newly added section, go to the navigator and find it then physically move it to where it belong. I am shooting in the dark with the navigator because everything is listed as section and there is NO way to rename anything. I hate this theme.

I didn’t like this theme at all. The nav bar was placed weirdly and I would not use it as a portfolio site.