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All 193 WordPress Themes
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Contour
$59Independent cartography studio theme, where the homepage is a pannable, zoomable illustrated map instead of a scrolling page. It's built entirely in SVG and CSS, deliberately without WebGL — the studio's own hand-drawn linework is the graphic engine, not a shader. The palette runs light and aged-parchment, matched to the paper and ink the studio actually works in. For a cartographer, the navigation itself is the portfolio piece.
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Verre
$79Light, cut by hand — a theme for a stained glass and architectural glass studio, opened by a real WebGL2 analytic Voronoi shader that renders leaded-glass panes as true procedural geometry, not a texture. Procedural SVG patterns carry that same cut-glass language into icons and dividers, while GSAP, ScrollTrigger and SplitText choreograph panels and text into place as you scroll. Custom post types catalogue the studio's work, with AJAX powering filtering.
Ductus
$59Independent variable type foundry theme built around a working tool rather than a passive showcase. The hero is a live specimen tester with real weight and width sliders, so visitors drag to see an actual variable font interpolate across its design space in the browser. The palette is stark print-specimen white, black and indigo, closer to a type foundry's own type sheets than a typical marketing site. It's built for foundries that want the product itself to be the demo.
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Solvex
$79One molecule. A thousand materials. Solvex opens with a real Three.js InstancedMesh field, thousands of molecular units rendered and animated in a single draw call rather than a looping clip. Procedural SVG diagrams trace reaction pathways as the page scrolls, timed with GSAP and ScrollTrigger. Built for industrial chemical suppliers, it pairs custom post types for product lines with AJAX enquiry forms so technical buyers can reach you without a page reload.
Emberline
$59Contemporary glassblowing studio and hot shop theme, built around the color of the work itself. A molten amber-to-ember gradient is held in reserve for glow moments — furnace shots, finished pieces catching light — rather than spread thin across the whole site. Bricolage Grotesque's variable-width axis gives headlines the kind of stretch and weight change a blown form has. The base runs warm charcoal instead of the cold near-blacks used elsewhere in the catalog, so the site feels closer to the shop floor than a gallery.
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Coteau
$79Wine of one hillside. Coteau's hero is a real Three.js wine glass rendered with physical light transmission, so the glass genuinely refracts and tints as it catches the light. A scroll-drawn SVG traces the vineyard's contour lines, choreographed with GSAP and ScrollTrigger against an editorial serif type system built for long tasting notes. Custom post types hold each vintage and parcel, with an AJAX enquiry form for allocation requests.
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Grotto
$55Contemporary project space for grotesque figuration and abstract art. The collection grid is a genuine salon hang — irregular frame sizes, small rotations and uneven gutters modelled on real 19th-century academy exhibitions, not a tidy masonry grid. A violet and magenta gallery palette sets the mood without competing with the work on the walls. It's built for a program that wants its website to feel like a room you walk into, not a catalog you scroll through.
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Hadal
$89The whole site is a descent. Hadal runs one continuous Three.js scene behind every section — volumetric fog, god-rays, two independent particle fields and a procedural submersible model that responds as you scroll deeper. A live depth gauge ticks off actual metres, driven by GSAP and ScrollTrigger, alongside a hand-authored SVG hull cross-section. Custom post types and taxonomy organize expeditions and vessels, with an AJAX enquiry form for booking.
Hallowell
$69Independent mechanical watchmaking atelier theme, built on a strict two-colour graphite-and-brass system with nothing else let in. Content runs as numbered chapters rather than interchangeable sections, the way a movement's construction is explained step by step. A sweeping second-hand animates in real time, a chronograph count-up interaction ticks off elapsed time on demand, and a rotating movement diagram lets visitors turn a caliber over to see how it's assembled. Built for a maker whose site should move like the mechanism it sells.
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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.
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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.