TomC
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hgiexchangehotel
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I’m a volunteer with a non-profit organization and a museum in the United States. I’ve noticed a lack of templates that can be used for museums.
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How do I vote, I don’t see any option. I can only see the result of the Poll. Did I miss something?
You should create corporate and news templates. Prepare a better quality – all purpose Free template without any compulsion to remove copyright. That would be a great step forward.
Amal
frankgabriels_1961
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A template dedicated to the non-for-profit sector:
for neighborhood communities: where the locals can exchange news, ideas, contacts, services ("who’ll walk my dog while I’m in the hospital", "math teacher for extra lessons for my son", "I need a chainsaw, where can I borrow one", …
for a "friends of the museum" / "friends of the park" / "friends of the zoo": with sections for news about the museum/park/zoo, a membership section (with bronze/silver/gold memberships), a "for our volunteers" section (with a duty roster for working hours)
for local sports clubs or teams: with club news, team news, match reports, galleries for players and coaches, game and/or training schedules, …
and we all can think of a few others…
Because corporations and businesses (usually) have the money to spend on web-talent (designers, coders, graphic artists, writers, …).
But the non-for-profit, well that’s often quite a different story.
Kind regares
Werner
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frankgabriels_1961
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I’m with you my friend!
G’s
Werner
Please hikashop template for e-commerce.
adamapg
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How about you make a classified template and use DJ-Classifieds extension or make your own classifieds extension.
what I would love is if you guys made a really great multi purpose template that includes – News layout for articles and
EasySocial layout. If that could be built into JA builder that would be even better.
Phill
Moderator
I too loved the Wall template. Things have moved on a lot with T3 since that was released, many templates from JA now have very similar functionality built in. While it takes a little digging at times, it is there and can be more powerful than JA Wall.
tastiger
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Would like to see JA Social II updated to fit in with the new flat theme of Jomsocial.
Also JA Lens is well overdue for a revamp
charlessteiner
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A template designed to be used for handyman, plumbers, electricians, etc
Laong Duijndam
Friend
E commerce template Fashion but easy to see by customers products on frontpage
Small businesses comprise the largest and fastest-growing segment of virtually every industry anywhere in the world. I believe they also constitute the target market for much of the Joomla! community.
The primary difference between a small-business website and a ‘corporate’ website, in my view, is largely defined by scale and content. A small business, after all, is a smaller, younger or startup version of the larger corporate entity it strives to become someday. It seems to me that establishing a solid corporate image and brand identity early in the growth trajectory is a practice that should be encouraged from the outset.
That said, I would think that T3 and JA Builder, together, should make smarter, lighter work of adaptive template designs that include transformative functional feature and content blocks which can quickly be turned ON or OFF for desired effect in the creative process. Continuing to widen the impact gap between small-business and ‘corporate’ websites only serves to perpetuate the myth of cookie-cutter DIY site builders, such as Wix, SnapPages, and the like, which target small businesses at the expense of Joomla! website designers and developers alike. To put it differently, the strongest case we can make against DIY site builders is a small-business Joomla! website that parallels the sophistication and functionality of its ‘corporate’ counterpart.
charlessteiner
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Small businesses comprise the largest and fastest-growing segment of virtually every industry anywhere in the world. I believe they also constitute the target market for much of the Joomla! community.
The primary difference between a small-business website and a ‘corporate’ website, in my view, is largely defined by scale and content. A small business, after all, is a smaller, younger or startup version of the larger corporate entity it strives to become someday. It seems to me that establishing a solid corporate image and brand identity early in the growth trajectory is a practice that should be encouraged from the outset.
That said, I would think that T3 and JA Builder, together, should make smarter, lighter work of adaptive template designs that include transformative functional feature and content blocks which can quickly be turned ON or OFF for desired effect in the creative process. Continuing to widen the impact gap between small-business and ‘corporate’ websites only serves to perpetuate the myth of cookie-cutter DIY site builders, such as Wix, SnapPages, and the like, which target small businesses at the expense of Joomla! website designers and developers alike. To put it differently, the strongest case we can make against DIY site builders is a small-business Joomla! website that parallels the sophistication and functionality of its ‘corporate’ counterpart.
well said
E-commerce for paGO Commerce. We get a lot of our clients asking for a template provider. And who better to have one to do it then Joomlart? Perfect match as we are huge fans of T3 Framework!!
felix1
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What about a really good multi-site sports template?
Been there, asked that!
Don’t waste your time asking for a sports template. Joomlart will never do that…
Felix Rimfrost
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