Domino Preview

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Almost five months after launching my first WordPress theme on ThemeForest (I really have to pick up the pace!), I’m back with yet another very affordable theme. This time it’s a gallery WordPress theme called Domino, ideal for publishing your photography, design inspiration, portfolio, etc. You can even use the theme for a personal blog!

The theme is available for only $25 at ThemeForest and I personally think it’s a real bargain, considering you get a squeeky clean design, a lot of neat features as well as video tutorials using Screenr and constant support on the Rubiqube Forums.

The layout breaks away from the usual post listing and uses a domino-like display instead, with content snippets nicely aligned one next to the other.

Screenshots

Home Page

Domino Home

Single Page

Domino Single

Static Page

Domino Page

Strong Points

First of all, the theme design is clean, easy to use and has just the right amount of zing! Not too flashy, but enough to make it stand out. Your content is the star here, but you can always take the design to a new level. The CSS is very easy to update.

And then there are all these neat features:

  • Easy to install and ready to use in minutes
  • Well documented – VIDEO tutorials included using Screenr (my Screenr page)
  • Widget ready sidebar and footer
  • Built-in jQuery image zoom script – FancyBox
  • Built-in localization – easy to translate in your language
  • Built-in social bookmarking links
  • Built-in breadcrumb navigation
  • Built-in FeedBurner RSS and email subscription
  • Sweet page navigation and dropdown category menu
  • Tabbed sidebar navigation to add static or dynamic content

Preview and Buy

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If you have any questions about the theme, please use the theme’s comment section on ThemeForest or the Rubiqube Forums. I prefer that you use these ways of communications, but if you don’t want to sign up to any of them, you can also use the contact form on my website.

I will be more than happy to fix bugs and such, but there’s a very slim chance that I will be able to address any requests for adding functionality. I can only do that of they’re part of a bigger project.

What next?

Next stop: White Balance (this is just a sneak preview), a clean WordPress theme aimed at photography professionals, especially wedding photographers. The initial plan was to release this theme on my own website, rather than ThemeForest, but I think I will go with TF after all, for the sake of getting it out there sooner.

December is usually a lower income month, freelancing wise, so I will have time to plan my strategy for the next WordPress themes I intend to release. It will probably be a mix of two or three delivery channels, one of them being ThemeForest.

There are plenty of exciting themes to follow, so make sure you subscribe to my RSS or subscribe by email. You can also follow me on Twitter or follow me on ThemeForest, if you have an account there.