7. Building a custom theme from the ground up
“Setting everything like the way you want, from
the beginning”
8. Building a custom theme from the ground up
Pros
Can Create Code / Design
Independently.
Simpler Learning Curve.
Cons
Development needs to be started
from scratch.
Greater efforts and task time.
9. Building a theme using a starter theme.
“complete and optimized package to start
working on your final project”
10. Building a theme using a starter theme.
Pros
Well Documented and Organized.
Availability of basic templates.
ØVersatile usage
Cons
Still needs lot of design / development
changes.
Needs to be familiar with directory
structure first.
11. Creating your own starter theme kit
“The freedom to implement your
structure / ideas for similar projects.”
12. Creating your own starter theme kit
Pros
Reusable package.
Freedom to implement custom
structure.
Cons
Burden of keeping the starter theme
updated with WordPress.
Might not be suitable for versatile
Clients.
13. Development using framework / page builder.
"Useful features and functions that will help you
handle the whole project quicker."
14. Development using framework / page builder.
Pros
Inherits prebuilt features / layout.
Faster development with built in
elements.
ØEasier to accommodate new changes.
Cons
Dependency on Framework.
Compromise on some design
elements.
15. So… Which is the Best Approach to go along
with… ??
