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Technical WordPress Themes
16 original Technical themes, each with a live demo and one signature interaction.
Datum
$89Datum is built for CNC machining shops around a real premise: a part is a route, and the route is what's actually being cut. A real RS-274 G-code parser feeds a WebGL2 heightfield carving engine using ball-nose spherical-cap MIN blending, running independent mill and turn bays on one canvas. Route-sheet formulas for scallop height, Ra, and MRR are computed from one PHP-and-JS source, laid out like an actual engineering drawing with title blocks, dimension lines, and GD&T frames — no third-party JS anywhere.
SinoChemix
64A faithful WordPress port of a Gemini/AI-Studio-designed global petrochemical conglomerate suite -- real AJAX RFQ funnel with product/volume/destination fields and a genuine ticket reference, a real ISO-14064-style LCA carbon calculator matching the source prototype's exact coefficients, and six fully data-modeled page types (products, manufacturing bases, R&D, ESG, investor relations) built from custom post types that mirror the original TypeScript interfaces field-for-field.
Neuronix
68A React-to-WordPress port of a Gemini/AI-Studio IT technology blog prototype, rebuilt with an explicit audit-and-fix brief rather than a pure-fidelity port: a real content-grounded AI reading assistant (with a Chinese-tokenizer bug found and fixed post-build), real force-directed knowledge-graph physics, a corrected multi-layer KV-cache memory calculator matching real DeepSeek-V3 MHA/GQA/MLA figures, and durable WordPress-native comments and newsletter capture replacing the prototype's component-state-only versions that discarded data on every refresh.
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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.
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Voluma
$129Reality, captured at full resolution. Voluma's hero is a real-time Gaussian Splatting renderer built on @mkkellogg's WebGL engine, reconstructing a scene from procedurally generated splat data instead of a static render. A WebGPU compute shader assembles the underlying point cloud live using TSL storage buffers, with a WebGL fallback for unsupported browsers. An interactive widget lets visitors toggle between raw, mesh and textured fidelity, backed by a Capture Project custom post type, Industries taxonomy and an AJAX booking form.
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Isoprime
$89Control the reaction. Perfect the cell. Isoprime's hero simulates foam nucleation on the GPU in real time — up to 56 independently-timed cells rendered as a metaball/SDF field with polynomial smooth-min blending, in raw self-hosted WebGL2. An interactive Blow/Gel Balance visualizer shows how catalyst ratios reshape cell structure, and a sticky Process Rail recolors the page as visitors move through each production stage. A Catalyst CPT, Application taxonomy and AJAX enquiry form round out the site for polyurethane formulators.
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Xindian
$89Built on real production-floor photography. Xindian opens with an unretouched plant photo under a bold headline and a cinematic scrim — no animation standing in for the real thing. Frosted-glass panels carry that treatment through the nav, cards, forms and footer site-wide, while an interactive Blow/Gel Balance visualizer and a scroll-drawn SVG reaction-pathway diagram explain the chemistry. A Catalyst CPT and Application taxonomy hold the live newtopchem.cn product line, with an AJAX technical-enquiry form for buyers.
Ingot
$79A deep-blue, GPU-driven theme for a semiconductor design house. Drag to turn a real Three.js 3D chip package rendered with post-processing bloom, and switch between six process nodes live — each one changes the package's color, roughness, density and bloom on the fly. A GSAP ScrollTrigger reel pins the fab process as you scroll, with Lenis smooth scroll running site-wide. A Chip CPT and Process Node taxonomy organize the catalog, set in Space Grotesk over IBM Plex Sans and Mono.
Splice
$69Splice is built for video editing and post-production studios, and it takes its premise seriously: the page isn't decorated with video, it's built from it. Sections are structured as real clip transitions and cuts rather than static blocks with a video background bolted on, giving the whole site a cinematic, dark, technical feel that matches the craft it's selling — a portfolio built the way an editor actually thinks, in cuts, not slides.
Intaglio
$79Intaglio is built for security printing businesses, and it's built around documents that hold up when somebody actually checks them. A real WebGL2 semantic-zoom viewer lets visitors zoom into printed specimens and see genuine fine-line engraving detail rather than a pixelated stock photo, the way the craft's security features actually depend on. Custom PHP with no page builder keeps the rest of the site as precise and unpadded as the print work it describes.
Serti
$89Serti is built for fine jewelry and diamond craft, working from the idea that a diamond is a machine for returning light. A real WebGL2 ray tracer renders per-wavelength dispersion and conductor Fresnel reflectance at true-scale calibration, so the gemstone on screen refracts and fires light the way an actual stone would under study, not a generic sparkle shader. CSS scroll timelines pace the reveal, and the whole build runs with no third-party JS.
Sabine
$89Sabine is built for architecture and acoustics practices around one idea: a room is an instrument before it is a space. A real WebGL2 FDTD wave solver propagates sound through an RGBA16F pressure field against genuine Schroeder diffuser geometry, and reverberation time is computed live with the actual Sabine and Eyring equations — the same math run server-side and in the browser. CSS scroll timelines pace the reveal, and the build ships with no third-party JS.