Get to Know the WooThemes Partners + Contest!
I had the chance to interview the masterminds of WooThemes (formerly Premium News) to find out more about the guys and what they do. I hope you enjoy it! We are actually celebrating two things today so at the end of the post you can find out how to enter and win one of your own premium wordpress themes! I also want to thanks all of the guys at WooThemes for their hard work and putting some themes up for the contest!
Adii: How did Premium News evolve? Was it your love for wordpress and rockstar designs? :)
A: I think it all just started during the last part of 2007, when I realized that I could make a bit of extra cash from releasing paid WordPress themes. My initial idea was just to release some experimental designs (where I could improve my design & WP skills) and if I could earn some additional income from this, then I’d be happy.
The business has however become a very mature venture, as I now have 2 full-time, equal partners in Mark & Magnus; and the 3 of us have a whole bunch of users that needs our time and attention. To some extent I see WooThemes as a fully-fledged online business and even though we’re still juggling client work with WooThemes tasks, all 3 of us could commit to WooThemes full-time at this stage and just push out a theme every couple weeks.
Please tell us about your name, where did WooThemes come from?
A: I think I’ll leave this one to Magnus to explain… :)
Magnus: The WooThemes name came from a brainstorming session between me and Adii. I wanted it to have something to do with WordPress, but was tired of the usual ways to tie it in eg. by using WordPress or part of WordPress in the name. We knew we needed Themes as part of the name, so we wanted the rest to be short and catchy, so I suggested WooThemes since w00t is internet slang for “hooray”. This was catchy and had W from WordPress so we settled for that. The name has really grown on us and we are really happy with it.
I understand that you, Magnus Jepson, Mark Forrester and Elliot Jay Stocks were all part of the team on launch. How do you all become Woo Partners?
A: Magnus joined me after the very first theme that I did alone and thereafter I approached Mark – who is from Cape Town, SA as well – to join the two of us. When the three of us started to work on WooThemes in March of this year, we decided to offer Elliot a spot on our roster, since he was in the process of leaving Carsonified at that time. So it is very much an invite-only strategic partnership program…
Now that Elliot has branched off and doing more consulting for you is that going to help or hurt the Team?
A: We wish Elliot wasn’t so in demand… :) Having someone of Elliot’s calibre involved in WooThemes is obviously a great honour and adds some real value to what we do. Even though Elliot is not a full-time partner anymore, he’ll still be dishing out some amazing themes for us in the near future.
Are you branching out with WooThemes and bringing more options to the table? I see that Liam designed the newest theme for WooThemes called Papercut – which is a great design for WooThemes and Liam McKay is a great designer and asset to have.
A: From a business perspective, diversification is always important and we approached Liam about working on a few themes for us because we felt that his distinctive design style would compliment our own. So yes – we are looking to add a mix of themes, designs etc to WooThemes and if we can find the right people to work with us, we’ll negotiate a deal with them.
Adii: What is your favorite part about starting a new concept or theme, where do you begin?
A: Well, at this stage I’m taking a bit of a backstage in the design department itself, as I think both Magnus & Mark are better designers than I am. I am however heavily involved in brainstorming new concepts and then pulling them off in WordPress. At the moment, we’re trying to release more niche-type themes targeted at specific users / industries. So we’re doing a whole bunch of research on what kind of blogs, news sites, corporate sites etc are popular, as we’ll use those trends as the basis for our future themes.
Magnus: What role do you play in these themes or is it different for each theme? Which theme is your personal favorite?
Magnus: Right now I feel as though I’m the “potato”, meaning I can be used for just about everything. I’ve been involved in most of the code in the themes, but it does vary for each theme. I’ve been appointed code master and chief, since I come from a 7 year coding background, and I am really picky about being organized. The best looking theme is Paper Cut, but my favorite theme has to be Fresh News, since it has been our most popular theme and it has been modified by other people to look incredible.
Adii: Yeah, you’ll always find that Magnus is extremely proud of his little Fresh News theme… :)
Mark: what role do you play in these themes or is it different for each theme? Which theme is your personal favorite?
Mark: We all bring unique skills to the WooThemes table and we find they all compliment each others very well. I’m more a photoshop pixel pusher and css/html guy. On a lot of the themes I’m the one styling the wireframes and branding them all uniquely, fine tuning stylesheets and making sure everything looks neat and tidy.
We are often helping each other out with various personal tasks before the launch of a theme though so every theme brings you new challenges.
My favourite theme: On attention to detail I would have to say Papercut, on ability to adapt and personalise I would say VibrantCMS. (Aren’t I humble not picking any of my own themes? ;) )
I think it’s amazing what you guys have put in place, the marketing and especially your great teamwork you have going. Do the WooPartners have any big projects coming up and/or new things to bring to the community in the works?
A: Thanks for the kind words – we’ve worked pretty hard to get here… :) We definitely have some new things that we’ll be adding to the mix pretty soon. Except for new groundbreaking themes, we’re adding more functionality & value for our users specifically, whilst we will also be getting more & more involved in the community. I don’t want to give away too much here, but I can assure you that some of the plans we have are really exciting and will be a first from premium WP developers.
We are celebrating two things today. First I want to thank all of my readers for standing by as FYC continues to grow and grow. With only about 7 months in we have some solid articles, great advertising & over 2,500 subscribers!
And secondly, since WooThemes has been one of my advertisers from the very beginning FYC and WooThemes wants to give you the readers a chance to win the NEW Papercut theme (concept design by the brilliant Liam McKay – fine tuned by the WooThemes Team! 3 Lucky winners will receive the theme packed full of amazing features!
THE RULES:
All you have to do is comment below the post with 2 answers.
1. Why you want to win the Papercut Theme.
2. Give us a creative idea of what you *could* or would do with the Papercut Theme.
The contest will end next Wednesday, August 27th (9:00pm EST).
Winners will be chosen within a few days after the close of the contest and will be posted on Fuel Your Creativity!
Keep in mind *The top 3 Creative answers or the ones we think most deserve it will win! We hope this contest sparks some ideas and who knows – if you win – you may start your own blog or company from these creative ideas! Good luck!
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I would like to win because:
1. It’s a very unique theme with a new, stylish appearance that doesn’t look like all the garbage themes out there.
2. I would like to use it on a site geared towards new parents or babies — I think the Papercut theme would look amazing in that context.
Thanks for the opportunity!
Joseph
1) I want to win that theme because is just awesome!
2) I would finally have a theme for my blog that I would love, instead of having boring or bad ones that last me for 3 or 4 days before changing them!
Wow! Great Interview, and awesome contest!
I’ll get right to answering those questions:
1. I’ve got several plans for new projects, some of which I’d like to start as early as by the end of 2008. Problem is, I don’t have the time to develop multiple designs at once along with my current position as a full time blogger — so the process to get a new project online takes a pretty long time in my case. I’d like to win a copy of this theme because (a) Liam rocks at putting together Wordpress themes (have you seen Function? pfft, as if this theme doesn’t speak for itself) and (b) I could possibly get one of my ideas in production in a more timely manner.
2. I’ll stray from things I’m planning on doing already (top secret, sorry!), but here are some things I could do with it:
- A Wallpaper Site featuring tasteful desktops from designers
- A Blog featuring materials for artists (kind of has that artsy feel to it)
- Install it, Enable the Theme via Wordpress, PRINT out the homepage, then use the sharp edges of the printed Papercut theme to attack enemies.
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@David Probably the most productive use of the theme there, using it to “attack enemies” – Probably one of the featured that wasn’t mentioned on the details page (but should have been)
Can’t believe all the great comments about the theme, from Adelle, the woothemes team and you guys here. Well I think i’ll enjoy reading some more of these reasons as the days go by :)
1 – i really like the paper theme. it’s hard to pull off a good looking blog theme with that paper look. papercut does a great job.
2 – my fiancee keeps bugging me about helping her start up a vegetarian recipe blog. i think a recipe style blog would look good with the papercut theme.
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a really good interview and an even better contest …:D
1) Haha…obvious, who wouldn’t want a free premium theme from WOOTHEMES….
2) you can say I am a budding designer .. :D I could use this to open a blog, showcase a few of my works…actually get started in business…. ;)
1. I want to win the theme so that I may honor the memory of my great-grandfather, who died from severe papercuts.
2. I will use the theme for a website I’ve been wanting to make for my wife. She’s a collage artist, and she’s been aching for blog-site so she can post secret collage findings and digital knickknacks.
1- I really love Papercut design. My website already use a theme designed by Magnus and i enjoy it. I trust your team and I know that the theme is excellent quality. This theme can give interest to my blog !
2- I just want to start blogging… it’s been a few days that I couldn’t make a post because i’m trying to make my own theme… unfortunately, i suck in design… and it’s only the 5th theme that I try to make… so please, help me and give me yours !!
Bonus:
I have to win because I have spent 30min to write this comment (i’m french and, as you can see, my english is not awesome…)
thank you very much for the great designs and opportunity,
1- first of all, it is a theme that includes what i want. moreover, while i was working on our new blog design, i tried to create a look that seems similar to papercut. To be honest, i couldn’t achieve this aim :).
2- i want to use it on my fanzine’s website, its grunge look just perfect and it can go well with our fanzine design.
1) I’d like to win because my girlfriend says I am spending to much money online! (Can you believe that?)
2) If I won the theme I would use it to build my her a fashion blog where she could post all the deals she has seen online and talk about fashion (She wants to work in the industry)…. By doing this I hope to bring her over to the dark side and get her blogging about something she is interested in!
Why is the papercut theme perfect for that? It has the lok and feel of a personal blog and the features that will let the blog grow and grow.
Thanks for the op.
Gavin
1. Simply elegant and subtle!
2. I’m in the middle of concepting a local music webzine. I think its grungy look suit the topic.
1. Why you want to win the Papercut Theme.
2. Give us a creative idea of what you *could* or would do with the Papercut Theme.
Here is the answer for both of the questions:
I’ve been trying to set up a portfolio site for my illustrations for awhile now. The problem is that most of the wordpress themes I find are too stiff and blocky to fit in with colorful, heavily textured illustration. And that’s when I heard about papercut theme -
It’s pretty, It’s subtle, It makes a simple website look like a delicate scrapbook album and it looks like a great theme.
please help me start my own portfolio :)
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1. I consider myself an intermediate designer, but unfortunately I have no programming skills to make my own themes work :-( Papercut is a theme I can relate to as it arranges content in a neat and functional way… a mix of good looks and advanced interface! – That’s what makes it appealing to me personally.
2. I’m starting a new job as a marketing manager for a company in the financial technology market – a market I have little knowledge about, but plan to blog about as I learn the ins and outs. My blog will hopefully serve as a resource for others who would like to learn about the financial markets from a marketers perspective. Papercut is a great theme for such a blog and hopefully after looking at the coding it will take me one step further to developing my own themes in the future. Lastly, I’ll pull my hair out if I have to see another junk free theme!
First of all sorry for my English :)
1) I have some projects for Turkish blog readers and i need to show them the quality of the job. At this point papercut theme comes in with its visuality and usablity. I was already planning to buy the theme but i have some financial problems right now.
2) What i am plaining to do is more like a design blog but you can use papercut theme for various projects with its excellent layout. Just change the background and ta daaaa :) its ready for another project.
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First and foremost, this is my first time on FYC and after a couple of minutes it was easy to deem it RSS Reader-worthy.
1. I’ve been a long time follower and fan of Adii and his creations and feel that the Papercut theme (and all of it’s different styles) are a true representation of his work moving to the next level.
2. The Wood style of the Papercut theme is incredibly appealing to me. I’m friends with an up and coming photographer that has been after me for quite some time to give her a Web presence that says “wow!”. With some unique customization here and there, I’m confident that the Papercut theme IS the theme for her Web debut.
Good luck in your future endeavors. Cheers.
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Great interview. You asked good questions and not too many. Interviewing is a skill.
Some answers:
1. Whether right or wrong, a regular theme in my life has been looking to the universe to give me direction or even just a bit of inspiration. I looked at Papercut when it came out and thought about buying it. I have a lot of dreams for my personal blog Bailing Bucket (such as pod/video casting, more posts, comics, etc) and having a theme framework to facilitate those dreams would do a lot to bring them to reality.
2. The name of my blog, as mentioned, is Bailing Bucket. I think the washed out design of Papercut would do a lot to enhance the name without being to heavy handed. I am not really a designer or programmer. I am a writer. And I would certainly fill Papercut with the great content the theme deserves.
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1. Why you want to win the Papercut Theme.
I always wanted to see what a premium theme was like, both the great design and coding together. Their themes are very inspiring and amazing even to people who are in the creative field.
2. Give us a creative idea of what you *could* or would do with the Papercut Theme.
I would make it my design blog with tutorials, tips, info, and also point people to other great resources. It would be a great starting point or jump off.
Thanks for the opportunity to enter to contest.
1. The theme is simply jaw dropping and at high standards to showcase any type of work on the net. I’ve been looking for a theme that not only delivers visually but structure wise appropiately for the content ill be using. Your probably wondering why i need a papercut theme for a programming blog? Well its funny, normally when im in a cafee or in a random restaurant, i sometimes like to code on pieces of paper to make sure i don’t forget stuff. Normally i just pseudo code then take these pieces of paper home to code properly so thought this would be the ideal theme to get my hands on.
2. I am a web developer graduate (currently studying my BSC degree at university) looking to share my experiences in programming. This will include stuff from in-depth articles, tutorials and interviews. I’m looking to create an impact on the development scene with this blog and I feel as if i have some high quality content to showcase. The blog will concentrate on giving users resources, tutorials for coding languages such as CSS, PHP, MYSQL, AJAX, JQuery, JavaScripting, ASP, Relational Databasing. I want the blog to give expert users the material they need, with also begginners looking to start out and to dig as deep as delivering career prospects of what it is like to work in this kind of field and what is required. This is my way of giving back to all the websites i’ve learned from thats got me as far as i have with my career.
1. Why you want to win the Papercut Theme.
This is exactly the theme I have been looking for for my blog. The functionality, the funky looks and the coolness factor really do it for me. It is versatile and will be great framework for the Art Slam blog.
2. Give us a creative idea of what you *could* or would do with the Papercut Theme.
I will offer up art journaling, photography and creativity inspiration. The spirit of my Art Slam is to get people to embrace they are creative and to start making art without rules and with their hearts. I will use the many features of the theme to organize my blog and give the Slammers a place to come back to as a reference and creative santuary.
1. I dont really need the theme but I could do with it. I would make a project out of it and sell the site for a nice profit.
2. because it would save my either buying it or coding one. Is that good enough?
1. Why you want to win the Papercut Theme.
I’ve seen Papercut theme earlier and I think it’s great, not only because of the overall design but the many special features it has. Let’s not mention the five different styles it has!
2. Give us a creative idea of what you *could* or would do with the Papercut Theme.
I’m looking forward to start a design related blog offering resources for free so starting with PPC would be awesome!
Thanks!
1. Simply because it’s beautiful.
2. I would write on it, draw on it, erase it, fold it, rip it, torn it and burn it.
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1. The Papercut theme could be a great basis to create a WordPress powered website. The theme is great because it uses the grunge/paper design that is so popular today, but does it tastefully without interfering with the content (the most important part). It is clean and easy to read and navigate.
2. With the Papercut theme, I would create a new blog site dedicated to print design (hence the paper theme). I currently do not know of any sites that tailor just to print design, with inspiration, Photoshop/Illustrator tutorials, etc. The Papercut theme would look great in this context.
Wow! Ecxellent Job! I can’t Wait!
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Ben
Excellent interview! I know I secretly admired the name WooThemes when the project first launched – my first impression was it meant themes that woo you (and they do!) so it was neat to read the real inspiration behind the name.
I would also love a chance to win Papercut, so my answers are below:
Why I want to win Papercut:
After using Livewire on one of my sites the past few months, I know I can trust this theme to work “right out of the box”. I also look forward to experimenting with the different color schemes and the theme options page. Beyond its functionality, I like that Papercut achieves professionalism while at the same time communicates a down to earth and informal tone.
A creative idea of what I *could* or would do with the Papercut Theme:
While Papercut would be fantastic for a personal portfolio, urban news magazine, or art/music site, I would instead use this theme to save lives.
One of my current projects in development will be providing support for alcohol and drug abuse. Papercut would be perfect for this application; it provides the professionalism and organization the site needs, but without the corporate, institutionalized feel. Papercut would make users feel at ease with an uncomfortable topic and more receptive of seeking help and treatment.
We don’t often think how the websites we create can impact and help people – but a well designed Wordpress theme can make all the difference.
Thank you for the opportunity to win such an amazing theme/lifesaver :)
1) The design of paper theme is a perfect match for our project. It is clean, inspiring and works with our brand because it appeals to both the aritst and the writer. The layout of Papercut would offer our readers ease of navigation; it’s spacious and simultaneously displays a plethora of content, which would allow each group to easily recognize and click on the categories/posts that interest them. We are a progressive literary arts publication that fuses a connect between the aforementioned groups through collaboration. We believe they can learn something from each other, as they share a likeness in their artistic process.
2) Our plans for the theme are to create a separate blog from our main site as a resource site for both writers and artists. This will be a place where we will showcase work, have experts-in-their-field guest writers and informative tips on topics like, “How to get your work in a gallery or magazine. Types of categories would include updated content on contests for artists and open calls for writers.
Thank you for your consideration.
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1. I’ve just started to learn how to use wordpress and CSS. By utilizing a theme as seamless as Papercut I think it would be really beneficial. Previous teachers have always said how important it is to surround yourself with good design and Papercut is certainly that.
2. If I win the Papercut theme I would certainly learn a lot from it. One way I’ve thought about using it is for blog specifically targeting people who are new to the design/advertising/creative field. In my first year of work, I’ve had a lot of ups and downs and I think it would be great to provide a support blog for those adjusting to the larger world of design. It would also to inform and prepare people who have yet to get a “grown up” job.
1 Cause I’ve been searching for the right theme to help my best friends – who are clothing designers – open their web store as rising rests are forcing them out of their shop.
2. What I find missing is WP themes that have visual emphasis plus feature portrait (as opposed to landscape) places for photos, slide shows and the like. A lot of great magazine type themes are out there with landscape only front ends. Yes you can do landscape photos of supermodels but mostly picks of that description are called porn. Bottom Line: Lot’s of folks sell clothes and need portrait emphasis themes. :-)
1. so i can get @myinkblog not to be angry with me for using the same theme as them for http://styl.eti.me
2. annoy all of you with some more Twitter one line interviews (Twun-liners) ;)
@Adii would love to send you a twun-liner but you never answer anyone’s twitter’s ;)
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1. Its beautiful, clean layout, hand-rendered feel and fantastic features make it both aesthetically yummy and seriously flexible – something I’m striving for to make the new art blog I’m planning to create look the mutt’s nuts!
2. I’d use it to show my artworks in a way that transcends the type of medium that presents it! I’d probably also brag about it down the pub. Because I can.
;)
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1. Why you want to win the Papercut Theme.
As a Woo groupie, I need to add this theme to my collection (already have Fresh News and Live Wire).
2. Give us a creative idea of what you *could* or would do with the Papercut Theme.
I would use it for a new site I have planned for marketing services.
Really need this site for my next project. Pretty please with cherry on top. :-)
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The theme is very good looking and even the interview makes for very good reading…
1. Why you want to win the Papercut Theme?
it’s Liam McKay! i’ve seen his website really rocks! :D beside that, it’s a premium theme for god sake, his free wordpress themes outdoorsy looks really great, i’m sure his premium will be more great :D i never use a premium themes before and having it could give me great advantage in learning premium wordpress themes designing :)
2. Give us a creative idea of what you *could* or would do with the Papercut Theme?
first of all, i’m starting two things in my life, being a designer and as a writer, as a writer i’m learning as i go and practice. But as a designer i must be honest that i’m still a long road to go :P everybody tells me that i’m too simple in designing a website, by learning this themes i could gain many new things. Beside that, this could give me great advantage to look cool in front of my friends :D
Actually i have a project to help my old professor, she had a green movement organization (Lantan Bentala) but she doesn’t have a proper website to promote it (http://lantanbentala.wordpress.com), i was planning to help her by making her a website, i got the web host and next month is the schedule for me to make it. if i have the developer license for it, i will use it for her and for myself :D
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1. It simply wows me!
2. I’d use it for a humor blog that I’m building
1. Because I’ve had several papercuts in my life, and I feel I am owed some redemption.
2. Creatively, I’d make a dirty sanchez style video gallery of people papercutting their eyeballs! How cool would that be? No, a lot less interesting than that – I’d use it to showcase my skills in CRM. As I’m not a designer, I’ve been keeping an eye out for a decent theme that will fit in everything I need.
1. I’d like to win the Papercut theme because it is a great-looking design in a style I haven’t seen before at theme sites. I’m a novice at Wordpress, so it would be a huge asset to win such a stellar design that’s ready to go out of the box.
2. I have multiple projects brewing that this theme would be perfect for! I think my number one choice would be to use this theme on a personal project – a family history blog. I think this design would suit it nicely and compliment the type of content I’d be hosting.
Thanks to Liam McKay, WooThemes and FuelYourCreativity for an awesome giveaway!
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Why I want to win the Papercut Theme?
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We have recently, this summer, started a band called “Evora” and we really need a unique theme, so we could shine from the others band sites. We are also on bit of budget, since we are sacrificing other amenities to follow our dreams with music. The design fits really good with our band’s planned outlook, which is a mix of grungy, ancient and artistic feel.
An idea what I could do with the theme:
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I would make it a blog and home for our band. There aren’t so many WordPress themes for bands, but the flexibility of this theme can meet our needs. Theme options are nearly ideal for us: from blogging recent happenings with album recording to posting concert photos via flickr. We could post tour schedules on the site and promote our music through theme’s built-in ads.
I am interested in graphic design and web design too, so I’d like to challenge myself to create something unique for our band and for our coming fans as well! :)
Thanks for the Woo-Team for this theme and FYC for this opportunity. May the best win!
Best regards,
Karri
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Hello from Asia. I am an American expat who has worked in the Taiwan ODM computer industry for many years. I also design websites on the side for many Taiwan exporters. To answer your two questions –
1. Why you want to win the Papercut Theme?
Its a beautiful, attractive and well organized and coded theme. I think Papercut and the WooDesign FreshNews theme (which I am in the process of purchasing for another company if I can get the contract~!) are the two best themes on the market as of Q3 2008. I am new to your work, but impressed by the quality.
2. Give us a creative idea of what you *could* or would do with the Papercut Theme?
There is a non-profit project that I am working on now that I think the Papercut theme with be ideal for. Basically, it is for a re-vamp of website that promotes democracy in Taiwan. (which could be lost in the near future given the current political trends.)
This site (in English) is by far the most read, most respected site on all things having to do with Taiwan. It is read by not only casually observers but also academics, the US State Dept, TWN and PRC students & intellectuals, business people and many other vip organizations. I believe I will be able to put your theme to extremely good use. In return, I think this is a good marketing opportunity for Woo Design to get their name and services exposed to thousands of new/potential customers. Thanks very much for your consideration.
I don’t get the newspaper anymore.
However, this theme does sort of look like a newspaper. If I need something for wrapping fish, I figure I could print out the home page of any site that uses the theme.
p.s. It’s a great looking theme, but I think that you should choose the winner who talks about ease of use because they don’t know anything about coding. Ultimately, this is what will sell the theme, anyway. Or, you could choose Ana, because her avatar is better looking than the rest of the geeks posting here!
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1. Why you want to win the Papercut Theme.
Its beauty, of course. But apart from this subjective opinion, I’m really looking for a theme for a public library website – and Papercut could be wonderfully spot on, due to its, er, theme…
2. Give us a creative idea of what you *could* or would do with the Papercut Theme.
Very practically: the site in question msut be in French, so I will need to translate Papercut – and once done, be very glad to give the translated version back to WooThemes.
Hi,
great that I discovered this little contest! Here’s my entry:
1. Why you want to win the Papercut Theme.
I’m not only wanting it. I really _need_ it. I’m in the planning phase for a weblog about web and design “from programmers for programmers”. And as I’m more a programmer than a designer, I’m in need of a great looking theme. A free theme is not really an option here. So the Papercut Theme would be definitely a big plus for me.
2. Give us a creative idea of what you *could* or would do with the Papercut Theme.
I will surely use it on the blog mentioned above and modify it a little bit to my needs (custom logo etc.). And then I’m trying to fill this quality theme with quality content. This will be hard enough for me ;-)
1- I am going to publish my first blog,website ever on internet, papercut theme will be my first love :)
2- Mostly I am going to write tutorial, tips and trick about DVD Menus.
(creating dvd menu interfaces, video editing, custom movie dvd menus, dvd menu studios, dvd editing apps etc.)
1. Why you want to win the Papercut Theme.
The papercut theme is another fine theme from Adii and his group and a must have!
2. Give us a creative idea of what you *could* or would do with the Papercut Theme.
It is time to start a new project and what could be better than a new Woo THeme like papercut for a personal blog for a corporate blogger.
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