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That's far from true. Many end-users don't need to make significant changes. We've used a few themes successfully. As an Android App developer, we don't even n
by radley 13y ago
That's far from true. Many end-users don't need to make significant changes. We've used a few themes successfully.
As an Android App developer, we don't even need a website - we just keep one up for our blog and basic product info. 90% of our communication goes through our apps & Gmail.
- skore 13y ago> That's far from true. Many That appears to be a contradiction. Furthermore: I'm a developer for software that is mostly used by people making their own website or by service providers who use software like mine and templates to build websites for clients. So I think the impression I got out of that is a little more precise than your N=1 impression.
- radley 13y agoOr I could just look at the site. One theme sold > 22k copies: http://themeforest.net/item/avada-responsive-multipurpose-theme/2833226 http://themeforest.net/item/avada-responsive-multipurpose-th... You saying 22k-1 were all changed by service providers? Unlikely.
- skore 13y agoWell, I suppose I should quote the page you linked to: > 23 Layered PSD’s for customization I guess at 22k copies, they probably have a good reason to include those. Actually, I can make a pretty good (and I think, educated) guess at what that reason is: Because people have been bugging them about including psd's day in and day out. Trust me, it is very, very rare that I see an untouched template.