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Sandy

Over the years I've experimented with three companies for joomla templates. Of these, I highly recommend any of these three companies, "Yootheme" - "Rockettheme" - "Shape5." They each do quite a bit of work in their templating at giving each template a nice trim look with great CSS coding, and joomla program overrides where needed.

These companies:

  • offer subscription service at reasonable rates and at different lengths of time
  • give great support that is timely and extremely helpful
  • provide wikis or "how-to's"
  • provide bulletin boards for customizing templates, and a place to ask questions
  •  are committed to helping joomla get better

Recently, YOOtheme released it's July 2009 template and it's worth looking at: Phoenix. It's based upon a grid system:

"It provides a hybrid fluid-pixel grid and all the elaborate functionalities that make our templates easy to edit, nice to look at and super fast, in every browser. "

-- YOOtheme website on Warp5 System

It looks extremely flexible and very rich in design.


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