<em>@wageni 264657 wrote:</em><blockquote>JA’s latest templates, especially for Joomla are not convincing enough. They just seem to be flat… with little room for user customization, limited position…</blockquote>
Greetings:
Thank you for your input. Might I inquire . . . what elements are you looking for that would be “convincing” to you?
First, I invite you to read this “article” –> NEW TEMPLATE RELEASES – First Impressions . . . CAN CHANGE
Second, you do understand and embrace the fact that JA templates – be they for Joomla, Magento or Drupal – are exactly that … templates, yes? In it’s basic form, a template is a file (or, in this case, group of files) that serves as a starting point for a new document (or, in this case, website).
As such – and as JoomlArt templates follow the “open source” model of Joomla! itself – you, as the site webmaster, have the right and ability to modify/customize your template in any way, shape or form you desire (save for the copyright information – unless you obtain the appropriate removal license). Therefore, there is virtually infinite room for user customization, as well as virtually unlimited ability to create and reposition most any element you want.
Just as not every new car model is going to make you jump out of your seat in unbridled excitement and uncontrollable urge to purchase it, not every template release is necessarily going to be exactly what you need. However, what may not seem ideal to you may be just what the doctor ordered to others.
Therefore, while you are most certainly entitled to your personal opinion(s) as to your own subjective feelings regarding any one (or more) JoomlArt product releases, understand that there are many many others who do not share in a “Joomlart Missing It” sentiment and/or that JoomlArt’s latest templates are “not convincing enough” – whatever that means.
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