I’ve been going around a lot of blogs lately and it’s great to see that an overwhelming amount of the better ones are using WordPress to power their content. Which is great, since I design themes for it.

So, I’ve been busy thinking of ways to make this a better adventure for me than it already is. I’ve designed themes for a lot of money and I’ve designed themes for a very little money. I’m sure every freelancer has a first client story, but so far I’ve not designed themes for free. Well, I have but those are trade secrets.

I’m probably one of the low key designers out there. Which is fine, because I like it like that. But, I was also getting slightly bored of doing the same drill over and over again. Questions, back and forth emails, revisions etc…etc…sometimes you just need to break free and start FRESH all over again.

Being a freelancer, I can happily say that I have the opportunity to do that at any point of time, with forethought of course. So that’s exactly what I did…

I present to you FreshPress Themes. Now, the web is fresh again.

About the author

Hyder has been blogging for the past two years on this blog. He started Weborithm, his web company, in 2007 and along with designing blogs and websites also releases various web related products.