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Bold WordPress Themes
6 original Bold themes, each with a live demo and one signature interaction.
Argon
64A real hand-bent neon tube GPU shader for a background — cold unlit glass, a genuine high-voltage strike flash, then a two-colour lit glow with ambient wall bounce and persistent flicker as you scroll — plus a real neon gas/phosphor colour chart, a real transformer sizing calculator, and a real glass-bending radius calculator.
Prism
64A real optical-dispersion GPU shader for a background — one white beam of light splitting into a physically-correct spectral fan (real Cauchy dispersion + Snell's law double refraction, not art-directed rainbow) as you scroll — plus a real WCAG contrast checker, a real modular type-scale generator, and a real HSL color-harmony wheel.
Klaxon
$49Klaxon is a neo-brutalist theme for creative studios, record labels, and campaign sites that want to be loud on purpose. Its signature is a real Three.js ink-diffusion field that spreads and blooms across the canvas like pigment in water, layered with Matter.js physics for elements that actually collide and settle. Motion.js choreographs the page's timing, while a CSS Houdini paint worklet renders custom textures the browser draws natively, no image assets required.
Feral
$49Feral is a poster-brutalist theme for esports teams and organizations built on pure black, a single chartreuse accent, and nothing softened. The homepage opens as a full-screen poster hero, and a hard offset shadow system carries that print-poster weight through every card and button on the site. A next-match fixture block keeps upcoming games front and center, and a full-screen overlay menu replaces the usual header dropdown.
Grit
$59Grit is a bold, high-energy theme for strength gyms and CrossFit boxes that need a real schedule, not a static class list. Its signature is a weekly class Timetable grid built on a Class custom post type, paired with a Programs taxonomy and Coaches profiles that fall back to monogram avatars when no photo exists. A nonce-protected AJAX booking form sends free-session requests to a private inbox, all set in heavy Archivo display type with an electric-lime-on-bone palette.
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Chroma
$129Color, without compromise. Chroma's hero runs a genuine stable-fluids solver on the GPU — semi-Lagrangian advection, vorticity confinement and Jacobi pressure projection, all in raw self-hosted WebGL2 — so pigment actually swirls and mixes rather than looping. The interactive Shade Wall filters and cross-fades live previews with a five-shade compare tray, and the sticky Palette Rail lets visitors recolor the entire page from a swatch nav. A Product CPT and Category taxonomy drive the catalog, with AJAX signup for shade-list drops.