Full Catalogue
All 158 WordPress Themes
Featured
Katal
$89Catalysis, made visible. Katal's hero runs a genuine Gray-Scott reaction-diffusion simulation on the GPU, computed in raw WebGL2 with ping-pong float framebuffers rather than a pre-rendered loop. A filterable datasheet catalog uses FLIP animation for smooth reflows, backed by a Catalyst custom post type and Application taxonomy. Reaction-kinetics SVG diagrams and GSAP/ScrollTrigger choreography carry the technical narrative, with an AJAX enquiry form for spec requests.
Offprint
$55Independent risograph print and zine publishing collective theme, built the way a riso print is actually made. Two flat ink colours are layered as literal overlapping print passes rather than blended in code, with a warm paper-cream base standing in for stock instead of the dark, glossy default most sites reach for. A print-registration-style overlap — the slight misalignment real riso runs produce — shows up deliberately and sparingly, never as a gimmick on every element. It reads like the collective's own printed matter.
Featured
Refract
$89Immersive art and experiential design studio theme, built dense and layered because the work it showcases is dense and layered. Real-time GPU motion runs through the site in overlapping fields rather than a single hero effect, giving generative light and motion installations a background that behaves like their own medium. A near-black panel system keeps everything gallery-dark, so photography and video of actual installations read the way they would in the room. It acts like an environment, not a brochure.
Remontoir
$89Remontoir is built for an independent haute horlogerie atelier, and its signature move is structural: a full-viewport 3D render of the calibre sits fixed behind the entire page, and the scrollbar itself becomes the camera timeline moving through the movement. There are no stacked sections over a static background — it's one continuous scene from hero to close, tracking gear trains and jewels as you scroll.
Scruff
$49Scruff is a premium pet grooming and wellness studio theme built around a single narrative homepage: "A Day at Scruff" walks visitors through four real scenes — Morning Drop-off, The Groom, Play Yard, and Golden Hour Pickup — instead of a generic services grid. The art direction stays warm and approachable throughout, giving small grooming businesses a homepage that reads like a story rather than a brochure.
Featured
Serac
$75Serac is built for high-altitude mountaineering expedition companies, structured as a long-form, multi-scene descent through the mountain rather than a single compressed hero. The icy slate-blue palette and deliberately unhurried pacing let each stage of the climb breathe instead of cramming the story above the fold — a layout built for expeditions that take days, not seconds, to plan and to scroll past, section by section, camp by camp.
Sideband
$79Sideband is built for independent community radio stations and runs on a real Web Audio API engine — generative ambient tones feed a live AnalyserNode, and every visual on the page is genuinely wired to that audio graph rather than looping a canned animation. Shows, hosts, and schedule live in a real programming-grid structure, so the station's actual lineup drives the layout, not a generic blog template.
Sillage — Maison
$69Sillage — Maison is an independent niche perfume house theme with a structural conceit: the page itself is built as a literal fragrance pyramid. Top-note sections run full-width and move fast down the page, while base-note sections narrow and slow, so the pacing mirrors how a scent actually unfolds on skin. It's a separately-built take on the brief from this catalogue's other Sillage theme, which instead renders a raymarched mist effect.
Featured
Vellum
$59Vellum is built for herbariums and botanical archives, and it deliberately breaks from the catalogue's usual dark themes with a light, high-key paper palette. Body and headline type run in the editorial serif Spectral rather than a grotesque display face, giving it a research-journal voice instead of a tech-startup one. A persistent sticky-pane split screen keeps each specimen paired with its field notes as you scroll, so image and annotation never separate.
Verjus
$55Verjus is built for seasonal tasting-menu restaurants, and its collection section is designed to read as an actual printed tasting-menu card rather than a generic product grid. The palette — warm cream paper, deep wine red, burnt caramel amber — carries that print feel through the whole site, and the layout is organized course by course, season by season, matching how a tasting menu is actually built and served.
Wavefront
$95Wavefront is built for independent spatial audio technology studios, headlined by a real Three.js particle wavefront rendered with genuine UnrealBloomPass post-processing — not a CSS glow standing in for bloom. Kinetic split-text typography breaks headlines apart on scroll, the site's structure runs on a timeline with waveform timestamps, and a sound-propagation ripple follows the cursor across the page.
Kestrel
$79Kestrel is built for English-language B2B chemical smart-park operators, opening with a real volumetric-cloud raymarched hero — light scattering and self-shadowing computed live, not faded in with CSS. Six neon hotspots are pinned to an actual aerial photo of the park using real cover-fit coordinate math, crystal-glass panels carry genuine four-edge highlight and refraction with inner glow, and the footer runs a real-time WebGL Gerstner-wave water surface.