Few days ago our lead designer Vladan has delivered logo for xScape framework and we have agreed on the final design for the first themes, now he is designing the different color schemes and things like that. For now, here is overview of the theme editions that will be available.
Logo
Logo is clean and simple, different variations will be used, but here is the basic version.
xScape Logo
Framework and themes editions
There were many questions about different versions, free and premium editions. Framework will have two different versions, one will be used in free themes and the other in premium themes. Free framework version will have less options and will lack some of the functionality. Also, free themes will have one or two color schemes built in, while the premium will have much more of them. Exact differences will depend on the theme. Also, there will be no support for free themes beyond basic error reporting.
Premium themes will come in two versions: Standard and Developer. Theme delivered in both of them will be the same, and differences between them are:
- Standard Premium: theme with framework, forum support, tutorials and documentation, regular updates, nightly and beta releases.
- Developer Premium: everything from Standard, email support tickets, layered PSD files for designs, SVN access.
Single theme purchases are one time payments with no recurring fees. When you buy three themes, you will get fourth one for free. Once we create more themes, there will be Standard and Developer Bundle Packages available. They will be subscription based with recurring payments, and will include all published themes and all future themes as long as you are subscribed. Final prices are not available right now.
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When you think first theme will be released?
I hope today, can’t wait to see it.
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First theme is almost ready, and the second one is underway, but I was adding some new widgets and other enhancements so it took longer than I anticipated. In the next few days a WPMU powered demo website will be available so anyone can test theme backend and see what can be done with it. Features pages on this website will be added this week. There are many things to do before the themes are rolled out. I want to create at least 5 or 6 tutorials to make usage of the framework and themes easier from the start.