Review of WordPress themes for 2013

There are many things to consider when selecting a WordPress theme. Some of them are obvious, such as if the look and feel of the design matches your industry. Others are not so obvious, such as the quality of the front end code that the theme generates. This review focuses strictly on the latter.

These are the factors we considered in the review which are relevant in 2013:

• Responsive/mobile friendly
• Load time performance for mobile and desktop
• Valid HTML5 and CSS3

It is likely that you are considering other themes besides the ones reviewed here. If so, take the time to “look under the hook” as we did. If it’s a premium WordPress theme, you don’t even have to purchase it before reviewing it; you just need the demo. The only thing that is crucial is that you remove the frame that the demo is loaded in. Sometimes this is as easy as clicking the “x” to close the frame. Other times you might have to look in the source code for the URL of the pure demo.

 

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Pixel Press Theme:

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White Light Theme:

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Olya Theme:

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Scrollider Theme:

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Ellipsis Theme:

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Sintia Theme:

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Super Skeleton Theme:

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Responsives Theme:

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Smart Theme:

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Traject Theme:

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MyApp Theme:

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Gonzo Theme:

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Smartio Theme:

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Infringe Theme:

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Daisho Theme:

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 U-Design Theme:

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 Konzept Theme:

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 Avada Theme:

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SmartStart Theme:

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Pinword Theme:

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Avenue Theme:

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The Agency Theme:

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City Desk Theme:

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WP-Clear Theme:

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Opinions Theme: