Design your way

It’s not a big secret that loads of people are seeking expert help to launch their websites, day in and day out.

Thus, web designers will never have a shortage of requests coming from all types of clients, and the biggest problem is to ace every project in a timely manner – or, to put it otherwise, boost productivity.

In my view, tomorrow’s web designers will deliver top-notch WordPress websites very rapidly by using neat multipurpose themes.

Forget about classic themes

Once upon a time, but not that far back, the only ways to create client websites on WordPress were as follows: buy a ready-made theme every time you start working on a project, or piece together a website from scratch. In 2014, these two traditions are no longer necessary, if I may be so bold as to state that they’re gradually becoming obsolete.

Here’s how I came to this enlightening conclusion. First of all, classic themes are each fit for a single type of website, so it’s too expensive to be an option.

Secondly, in the current demanding setting, if you go the trouble of creating WP website themes from ground up, you won’t just spend an awful amount of energy and time, but there is actually no guarantee that the end result works on all browsers and makes your client happy.

The emergence of multipurpose themes

It was some time 4 years ago that a critical point was reached throughout web designers’ community circles. That is when more and more creative professionals started to imagine the potential benefits of a wholesome WordPress theme. multipurpose themes first appeared in 2010, in response to web design industry’s dire need for a more complete alternative to single-sided themes.

However, many-leveled themes have come a long way since then. If I come to think of it, the first generation of universal solutions were sort of struggling to put two and two together, as they had extremely limited features and template offers, and barely managed to integrate the upload functionality for portfolio items.

Whereas nowadays’ themes are more user-friendly, have simple customization options, and state-of-the-art add-ons, widgets, and shortcodes, all rolled into one. The ‘old guard’ can’t keep up with these pinnacles of evolution.

The case for using multipurpose themes

There is every reason to turn to multipurpose themes for professional purposes, and if you’re too obtuse to see it right now, then just let me say that you don’t know what you’re missing.

First and foremost, all top-notch themes are, without exception, engineered to function flawlessly across every known platform and browser. Imagine how painstakingly slow the alternative is: endlessly testing your self-made prototype for errors and bugs, and then fixing them only to find new issues related to contact forms, or heaven knows what else.

Yet, the best part about working with multipurpose themes is, evidently, the many fields of interest that they anticipate. This diversity of choices saves you the trouble of looking for a specific theme with each new project. Besides, some of the most recently issued themes come with a clean-cut design that you just can’t refuse.

Recently created multipurpose themes: the case of Royal

How about we give our undivided attention to a contemporary specimen, and see what it means to use it? I would like to introduce you to a savvy multipurpose theme, named Royal.

I will start by first pointing out that it liberates professional creatives like you and me from resorting to manual coding – which I, personally, am very thankful for.

Versatility

You can be sure that this framework opens up as many possibilities you can dream of. It makes no difference if you’re planning on launching an online catalog or portfolio, personal or mobile website, blog, video or photography galleries, even corporate platforms – Royal helps you in every situation.

Assuming that you need to create a WooCommerce site, A.S.A.P., then know that Royal Theme offers an advanced theme panel that you can use for that occasion. Let’s see what are all the options you have.

Customization

Firstly, you get to customize the product page layout as you see fit, and so choose to display 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 products in a row. In addition, you can establish custom tabs on the product page, as well as edit the product image size, enable product zoom in, and decide what happens when visitors hover over the image of your products: either mask with information, swap, or enable the image slider.

Thorough documentation

Royal is based on Bootstrap and is one of the best WP themes I’ve seen. The sturdy documentation leaves absolutely no room for misapprehension, a standing impression whether you read through the knowledge base, or watch the explanatory video tutorials, or both. Besides, once purchased, this theme keeps getting all future updates without any additional fees.

Cross browser compatible

Moving further, Royal Theme is also highly adaptable to popular browsers and modern devices, and looks particularly dashing on Retina displays. Apart from utter responsiveness, I also need to draw your attention to the fact that it’s unbelievably easy to customize, compared with other universal themes that I’ve previously dealt with.

Tons of shortcodes and widgets

Even more, 8theme equipped their prodigy with tons of shortcodes and widgets, and $119 worth of add-ons without charging extra for them. Therefore, all certified owners are privy to using cutting-edge add-ons such as the Revolution Slider, Essential Grid, and Screets Live Chat.

Enough said! Would you care to see some riveting websites built with Royal Theme? Then, go ahead and scroll downwards.

How did you like the eye candy? There’s more where these Royal Demos came from, and they are just one click away from installation. That is, if my plea for amazing multipurpose themes has won you over. Thank you for your attention. Any thoughts on the subject? Please share them in the comment section.