A WordPress framework is a template to your themes. Most of these templates are search-engine optimized and allow for some custom functionality that WordPress doest not bring along by default. Initially, these frameworks might seem extremely complex to use but once you get your head around the concept, you will not want to work without one anymore. There are quite a few frameworks out there, and we wanted to present you some of the most popular ones as reference. The wpgrafix.com team can customize any of these for you, based on either your own color templates or even precise theme expectations!

 

Yootheme

Visit the yootheme.com web site

Yootheme.com is one of the more senior frameworks out there. While membership comes at a hefty price tag, the theme framework is very well designed. Needless to say, it is HTML5 compliant and search engine optimized.

During the membership, you have access to all themes, monthly new releases, support and regular updates.

Recommended target group: experienced WordPress users, web developers or wpgrafix.com customers

 

Genesis

Visit the studiopress.com web site

The Genesis framework is one of the most popular commercial WordPress applications out there. The beauty of Genesis is it’s simplicity, stripping all the useless code and making WordPress sites more performant. The themes themselves might not be considered stunning as such, and you will see they mostly resemble themes from the web 2.0 era. We recommend Genesis for high traffic web sites like blogs or corporate web sites. If you are designer and want to showcase your portfolio with more focus on the looks, Genesis themes might not be the right thing for you.

The license you purchase is a lifetime membership, and you can buy the framework on it’s own or with one theme, as well as buying the whole set of all existing and future themes. It’s up to you!

Recommended target group: experienced WordPress users with a blog or corporate high traffic web site, web developers or wpgrafix.com customers