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Science WordPress Themes
6 original Science themes, each with a live demo and one signature interaction.
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Stratum
64A skin-science skincare theme with a real-time multi-instance WebGL2 cross-section shader (four hand-shaded skin layers, hover/focus-driven layer probing, genuine reduced-motion fallback) and a non-duplicated ingredient/formula/depth data model with hedged, regulation-conscious copy throughout.
Meniscus
79A persistent WebGL2 fluid field — real 2D simplex noise run through 5-octave curl-advected, pointer-reactive fractional Brownian motion, modelling crema and pour turbulence, switchable between Espresso Dark and Roastery Morning Light — behind a real SCA Golden Cup extraction calculator, a real Development Time Ratio roast simulator, a real Kozeny-Carman dripper lab, and the real SCA 100-point cupping protocol.
Fathom
$59A theme for a deep-sea research institute where scroll depth genuinely drives the ambient hero colour, running from shallow sunlit water down through the twilight zone to abyssal dark. Sonar-ping reveal interactions surface content against a bioluminescent particle field drifting behind it, and an Expedition custom post type structures each dive as a real diving-log narrative rather than a plain blog post. The palette stays teal and coral throughout.
Apogee
$59A citizen-science observatory network theme built around six distinct GPU-rendered section backgrounds — nebula, plasma, starfield, orbital, lensing, spectral — each one real-time WebGL raymarching rather than a looping background video. An Observation custom post type keeps a running findings log for the network's volunteer contributors, all set against a violet-and-cyan palette on a deep-space canvas that carries the whole site.
Cavity Acoustics
$95Tune the room, hear the room — a real convolution. Cavity Acoustics runs an actual image-source-method room simulator: visitors adjust dimensions and materials and hear the resulting reverberation through genuine convolution, not a canned preset. The palette is deep blue-grey and bone-white with a signal-amber action colour and cyan reserved strictly for data traces, and every card carries a corner-bracket oscilloscope-bezel motif — built for an architectural-acoustics consultancy, not a generic music or audio site.
Parallax
$85The stars are where the stars actually are. Parallax renders an astronomically accurate real-time star field using real right-ascension and declination positions, not a decorative particle system, set against a midnight-black, starlight-white and brass palette built specifically for a dark-sky observatory and stargazing retreat. The content structure is genuine astronomy — viewing sessions, light-pollution notes, moon-phase awareness — rather than a generic space aesthetic wrapped around a travel template.