The Internet plays a vital role in helping us share ideas, concepts, and a way to deliver our voice to a broader audience. For example, if you are a blogger, you can share how you feel about ‘French-cuisine’ or ‘one-foot island’ with hundreds of millions of people just by uploading it on your website or social media.
A blog is a great place to start a business, but if you are new to the online world or don’t have much experience in CSS or HTML, the idea of creating one can be daunting. WordPress is a great solution for this. With thousands of free and paid themes, you can make a professional and elegant site with no coding experience.
This article is all about finding a perfect WordPress theme for your blogs; below I have listed some paid and free WordPress themes that will aid you to represent your blog exactly you want.
Baseline – (paid $49)
The Baseline theme is a paid, business-focused prebuilt WordPress website for both small and medium-sized businesses. It uses SiteOrigin’s site pack for the six pre-built pages including a blog. It’s a WordPress plugin that automatically installs the theme, other plugins, and content you need to start a blog.
There is a carousel on the homepage, and a slideshow with a “call to action” buttons, which you can use to manage your latest posts. Plus, the theme also includes other pages including about us, our process, Terms of service, and a contact page with a Google map. Further, you can customize your theme with shortcodes and CSS.
If you want to launch a blog with a beautiful magazine style theme; pay $49 and get one year of theme support and updates.
Additionally, there are many brands on the site PennySaviour, from where you can buy these themes at considerable discounts.
Foodica— (Paid $69)
If you are a foodie blogger like me, then Foodica is the theme for you. This WordPress theme with modern features and professional support it is best for creating food blogs, magazines, and recipe websites.
It comes with six color schemes pink, dark yellow, blue, dark green, and light green, so you can choose which matches your tastes and branding. Plus, it includes two incredible options the Theme Options Panel through which you can change every detail of your theme and the Recipe Shortcodes, which are custom shortcodes that allow you to create delicious recipes quickly. Moreover, you can also add the color and font of your choices using Visual Customizer.
The theme is a little expensive at $69. So, if you are tight on budget, you can buy similar food blogging themes from Template Monster at a discount.
Writing (paid $39)
Writing is simple, intuitive, responsive, and clean. The theme allows you to focus on just your content by taking care of the rest.
Writing also allows you to reach a wider audience by being SEO friendly. Anything you write will reach the correct audience and be displayed in a beautiful way. Just install it at $39 and get your blog ready.
Cenote (Free)
Cenote is a user-friendly, beautiful, and easy-to-understand WordPress theme that keeps your content lively and exciting. It is incredibly adaptable allowing you to create any blog from food-oriented ones to fashion blogs and even photography.
The theme is SEO friendly and provides you the primary color options so you can select a color according to your theme brand and logo, and that color will compliment your blogs by reflecting in menus, buttons, and links, etc.
Gist (Free)
Gist is one of the best-crafted WordPress themes. It is perfect for news, magazines, and especially blogs. This theme is highly responsive, cross-browser compatible, and comes with typography, fonts, and color options.
The carousel options, sticky menus, search options, and various headers layout help you manage your content in a better way. The theme is available for free download. Moreover, you can get advanced features inside customizer and widgets with Gist Pro version.
Haziqa Ishtiaq
I am a content writer for PennySaviour – a coupons provider website for many of the top brands of the world – with an interest in Genetic Counseling and literature.
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