Hi everyone
Tomorrow the new template MyFolio will be available on our demo page.
Cheers
Seichinha wrote:..........................................
BTW very soon good news for our latest template TWN 2 - an extra.
Paulina wrote:Hello Guys,
You are pretty right, a new template will be published aroud the 8th September.
The only thing I can reveal now... it will be a kind of blog, business, porfolio template.
Businesses wrote:What a disappointment... MyFolio is another drudge like Cherry Design... It looks like a few hours were spent modifying Cherry Design . Not sure how this could be used for anything that Cherry Design could not do... not worth the wait.
Robert Gavick wrote:..............
More details, more colors you can expect tomorrow.......
stuartolds wrote:At first glance I was very disappointed and agreed with many of the comments so far and almost decided not to renew my subscription on the 20th.
However, after a little thought, the template might actually be perfect for something that I have in mind, especially as I note that Robert said:Robert Gavick wrote:..............
More details, more colors you can expect tomorrow.......
...... so I assume that a little more detail in the overall design and layout is forthcoming, before it is made available for download and general release.
For the sake of discussion, a frontend template is just a template, not a finished website. I know that a lot of people want the convenience of an almost reasy-to-use website when they use one of the these templates, but for myself I am more interested in the features.
At the end of the day, the frontend visuals can be changed quite easily in the CSS and template scripts/files. I guess most people want to be able to download a template that works out of the box just the way they want it to, without having to dig around in the template files and change things. But the reality is that a template is the developers representation of what the backend does.
From the sort of questions that I see in the template support forums here, quite a few people who use these templates even have problems with basic CSS (e.g. positioning or aligning the logo somewhere different).
Perhaps if users learnt a little more coding and CSS they could make better use of the templates, and not look at the visual aspect as 'finished' website, but look at it and see what the potential is?