Pick from the 11 themes we have to change the look and feel of your site. We have a bunch of new themes for you to try now!
video: How to change your theme for Nick Gray’s friend websites.
Theme 1
🔗 see a sample site here: Tom Dillon
This is the classic blog style that has light and dark modes. You can customize your background color, text color, link color, even your header and footer colors too.
Theme 2
🔗 see a sample site here: Nicole Rojas
A modern style with beige background and rounded corner elements.
Theme 3
🔗 see a sample site here: Austin Rief
A basic theme with light and dark mode if you want to keep your site text-based only. Note that there are no featured images in the homepage and individual post page. You can add emoijs to the beginning of your post title that will appear in the front page and blog page.
To customize the elements of this theme, see this video.
Theme 4
🔗 see a sample site here: Edwin Dorsey
A typewriter blog design that has a customizable header and a light yellow accent for links and elements. You can showcase your social media links that appears in every page of your site just before the footer.
To customize the elements of this theme, see this video.
Theme 5
🔗 see a sample site here: Chad Rubin
A wide photo-centric theme that is best for those who want to add their beautiful headshot in their homepage. The hero section is fully customizable. This theme is using a bloody red color for the links and other elements. This also has a customizable button in the header for any CTA you want to add.
To customize the elements of this theme, see this video.
Theme 6
🔗 see a sample site here: Adam Gilbert
A sidebar blog style with a sticky homepage on the left and posts/pages are on the right. This theme has a fully customizable hero section as well for those who want to highlight their CTA buttons.
To customize the elements of this theme, see this video.
Theme 7
🔗 see a sample site here: David Kirkpatrick
An elegant and timeless blog style with a big image feature in the homepage. Your social icons are showcased in the header. This theme also has a card grid block where you can feature external links, services, products, or anything you like.
To customize the elements of this theme, see this video.
Theme 8
🔗 see a sample site here: Chris Sparling
A clean wide style with no footer— keeping it simple. This theme has a customizable hero section where you can add your photo and your site tagline and description. This theme uses a vibrant royal blue color for the links and other elements. The theme also has an “About Me” block where you can add more info about yourself and your working experience or background.
To customize the elements of this theme, see this video.
Theme 9
🔗 see a sample site here: Siddesh Pai
A sleek blog style with a bottom icon nav with light and dark mode toggle button— visitors can easily switch modes with just one click. We used a soft coral red for the links and elements.
To customize the elements of this theme, see this video.
Theme 10
🔗 see a sample site here: Tri Peak Holdings
A dark narrow theme with highlights of yellow best for people who wants simple and dark blog style.
Theme 11
🔗 see a sample site here: Teejay Hughes
A wide theme with clean background and uses crimson red to highlight the elements. This also has a right sidebar to showcase you as the author of the blog— where you can add your headshot and a description about yourself.
How to Switch Themes
We created a Loom video for you to show you how to switch themes within your WordPress dashboard.