Website designers, developers and do-it-yourselfers have faced some widespread problems when building and designing WordPress themes. Great designers can produce optical master pieces, but not understanding of PHP, can’t output those masterworks as WordPress themes. The do-it-yourself group that comprises the majority of WordPress users have long required an approach to modify themes without having to know CSS or PHP style regulations. Promisingly, on Groundhog Day 2011, a Portland team of developers will release wpMosaic a brand new theme engine and also a set of premium themes that solves these troubles.

With wpMosaic, a developer can build a theme in half the time. In the exact same time wpMosaic permits designers to take their wedged theme upload their images, adjust fonts, set their colors and all aspects of their design to output it as being a WordPress theme without ever knowing CSS or PHP. The do-it-yourself crowd will adore the premium themes available to be used out of the box in order to customize using the wpMosaic design wizard.

Premium themes in the WordPress community are generally looked at as those that are professionally created and therefore are based on their developers and or a community support system. The problem with past premium themes is they permit merely a tiny quantity of customizations without a good grounding in CSS.

According to Kelly Hodsdon “When we began developing wpMosaic it was out of an aggravation that there were not any good theme systems out there. There were certainly excellent themes, but should you wanted something that would allow you to definitely customize a number of great themes, it simply didn’t exist.” He continued to say, “As an SEO expert one of my biggest frustration was with themes that pretended to become search engine optimized, but in reality were badly coded and typically did a more harm than good.”

The wpMosaic core associates are Kelly Hodsdon partner of Large Dog Media, LLC, Blind Mikey’s Michael Niles, David Westbrook and Zack Tollman co-owner of Huge Dog Media, LLC.