Top 50 Free Responsive WordPress Themes

Posted: 24 Sep 2014 09:13 PM PDT

As more and more users resort to tablets and smartphones to browse the web, having a mobile friendly design is already a must. In fact Google has been warning webmasters for a while that they should put extra effort into making sure their websites are compatible with mobile devices.

There are different solutions available in the market, but having a responsive template is by far the best one, because it doesn’t force you to create two or more versions of your website, which might create problems for some users.

If you are a WordPress user you can consider yourself lucky, as there are dozens of free and responsive WordPress themes around. Below you’ll find a selection of the top 50. Enjoy!

1. Hueman

hueman theme

Another versatile responsive WordPress theme. You can specify how many sidebars you want to use, and users will be able to toggle them on or off, making sure the content will be in evidence, regardless of the device you visitor is using.

2. Dazzling

dazzling theme

Fully responsive WordPress theme which is compatible with WooCommerce. It’s highly customizable, with unlimited color options, homepage widget options, image sliders and so on.

3. iRibbon

iribbon responsive

A versatile responsive theme which can be used both by a blog or by a business/corporate websites. It’s homepage comes with an image slider and with sections to display a portfolio or a list of offered services.

4. Pictorico

pictorico

If you are looking for a theme to display your images, porfolio or artwork, look no further. This theme is created around the images, and the homepage is beautifully crafted to bring them together.

5. Imag Mag

imag theme

Fully responsive magazine theme you can customize quite easily. You can use widgets to create different magazine sections and topics, and you can also customize the logo, the menus, the sliders and so on.

6. Felicity

felicity theme

A very versatile WordPress theme which can be used as a blog, portfolio or business website. It features two awesome image sliders, customizable home page sections, custom logo and favicon, Google fonts, unlimited colors for the menu widgets header.

7. Contango

contango

Beautiful clean design. This responsive theme features custom colors, custom logo, custom widgets, and several other features to simplify your customization of the layout. It’s also translation-ready.

8. Finch

finch theme

Another good option if you are looking for a responsive theme with dark background. It’s a minimalist theme, which comes with two columns, sidebar on the right and a large content column. It’s HTML5 and mobile ready.

9. Rams

rams

Rams is a clean and minimalist WordPress theme that is optimized for mobile devices, including those that use Retina display. It supports image galleries and Jetpack infinite scroll navigation.

10. Vision

vision

An easy to customize, responsive WordPress theme that includes a featured header image. You can use a static image or a slider on the homepage, and the theme also supports several widgets out of the box.

11. Twenty Fourteen

twenty-fourteen

The default theme of the year from the WordPress guys is responsive and aims for a magazine-style design. It’s very easy to customize as usual, so it might be a good choice for your website.

12. ColorWay

twenty-fourteen

Very clean theme that can be customized to suit any need. In fact it could even be used to power a corporate or business website/blog. It’s completely responsive.

13. Montezuma

montezuma theme

This theme was created by the same guy who built the famous Atahualpa theme, back in the day. This new version is fully responsive, and it’s also optimized for search engines.

14. Interface

interface theme

Clean and elegant responsive WordPress theme which can be used either as a blog or as a business/corporate website. It features 4 layouts for every post/page, 5 Page Templates, 8 widget areas, 6 custom widgets, featured slider to highlight your post/page, 10 social icons.

15. Weblizar

twenty-fourteen

Another responsive WordPress theme designed with business and corporate users in mind. It comes with features to display your portfolio, list of services and products, testimonials and so on.

16. Twenty Thirteen

twenty-fourteen

Last year’s default WordPress theme has a very classic blog design. If you are aiming for that style it could be a good option. It comes with several post formats, and it is optimized for all device sizes.

17. iFeature

twenty-fourteen

Very clean and elegant theme that caters to e-commerce site owners and bloggers. It should be very easy to customize it to your needs, and as with the other themes on the list, it’s completely free and responsive.

18. Responsive

responsive

This responsive theme comes with 6 template layouts and 9 page templates ready for you.

19. Minamaze

minamaze

This is the free version of the Minamaze Pro theme. It includes most of the features, though, and it packs a really nice layout and style. Worth a look.

20. Alpha Forte

alpha-forte

If you are looking for a responsive WordPress theme that you can customize with a nice background image, look no further.

21. Customizr

customizr

This responsive theme has only one goal: to make it extremely easy for you to customize its layout, making your blog unique without spending too much time tweaking things out. Just to give you an idea: it comes with 17 colors skins out of the box.

22. Hathor

hathor theme

Corporate style responsive theme that allows you to upload your logo and to customize the colors being used. It also comes with the theme options to make your life easier.

23. News Magazine

news magazine

As the title says, this responsive WordPress theme is ideal for a magazine layout or a news website. It doesn’t offer too many customization options, but it if you are willing to tweak things around you should be able to give it your own look.

24. Canonical

canonical
This is a child theme for the Responsive theme, featured above. If you are looking for a classic blog design this template might be what you need.

25. Radiant

radiant

Based on Twitter’s Bootstrap, this theme packs a lot of Drag & Drop functionality to make customizing your WordPress style much easier. It’s fully responsive.

26. Simvance

simvance theme

A clean and fully responsive WordPress theme. It comes with built-in numbered pagination, homepage slider and many other features.

27. ClearSky

clearsky

Another theme based on the Bootstrap framework. It’s compatible with WooCommerce, and it can be customized to serve the type of website, be it an online store or a traditional blog.

28. Lean

lean theme

Clean and elegant theme that places extra care on the typography, making sure that text and headlines will adapt to any screen size and resolution.

29. Minima Lite

minimal lite

As the name implies, this is a minimal, yet fully responsive WordPress theme. It comes with four color options.

30. Virtue

twenty-fourteen

A professional looking theme that uses the Bootstrap framework from Twitter to power it’s responsive layout. Definitely a good option if you are going for a clean/corporate style.

31. Italian Restaurant

italian restaurant theme

A responsive theme based on the Bootstrap framework. It was designed with restaurants and food websites in mind, but it can be customized to any type of website.

32. Elisium

elisium theme

Free and responsive WordPress theme which comes with two homepage options and is ideal for business and corporate sites.

33. Influence

influence theme

This WordPress theme aims to facilitate the addition of multimedia content to your site, including images and videos. As such it’s ideal for portfolio and gallery websites.

34. Indigos

indigos

Very clean and elegant theme which comes ready to be used with several popular WordPress plugins, including Contact Form 7 and Advanced Custom Fields.

35. Weavr

weavr wordpress theme

A minimal HTML5 responsive theme which uses the Kube CSS3 framework. It comes with mobile friendly menus, video insertions and much more.

36. Verbo

verbo theme

A very clean theme, idea if you plan to use it for a blog or a magazine, as it will allow your users to focus on the content, regardless of the device they are using.

37. Simplify

twenty-fourteen

The goal of the this WordPress theme is to provide a nice platform for those looking to build a corporate or business blog. It comes with a nice image slider on the homepage.

38. Blogly Lite

blogly theme

A responsive WordPress theme which was created with personal blogs in mind. It also comes in a Pro version, but most of the features are already available on the free one.

39. Eclipse

eclipse

There aren’t many options when it comes to responsive themes with a dark background, but Eclipse is one of them. The theme includes a lot of Drag & Drop functionality, making it easier to customize the layout and look.

40. Garfunkel

garfunkel

This responsive WordPress theme tries to emulate the Pinterest user interface. It’s therefore ideal for image based websites and blogs, and it comes with different post and page default styles you can choose from.

41. Vanilj

vanily

This clean theme is geared toward people who want a traditional blog style. The theme comes with an interesting feature which allows your readers to estimate how much time they still need to finish reading each post.

42. Hemingway

hemingway

The famous Hemingway theme is now mobile-ready. The two-column design supports custom colors, full-width header images and parallax scrolling.

43. Wilson

wilson theme

A clean and classic blog design which features the sidebar on the left and the main content on the right column. It comes with custom color and logo support, and it’s optimized for Retina display devices.

44. Persia

persia responsive

Very clean and elegant theme design, ideal for a blog or magazine. It comes with background color options, five responsive menu styles, Google Fonts and so on.

45. Coeur

coeur

A very clean theme which aims to put your content in evidence. It comes with a white background by default, but you’ll be able to change most of the colors and layout options.

46. Purity Lite

purity theme

One of the best magazine themes around. It’s fully responsive and easy to customize, making it an ideal choice for those looking for a magazine or news based website or blog.

47. Max Magazine

max-mgazine

One of the best themes around if you are looking for a magazine look. It already comes with section for your social media icons, advertising spots and so on. Its white background make it easy to change the colors and to use your own logo.

48. Aldehyde

aldehyde

A minimum theme with some premium features included. Ideal if you are going for a clean look that works on every mobile device.

49. Infinite

infinite theme

This responsive WordPress theme comes optimized for Retina displays, which is a plus if your target audience will be using high resolution devices like the newest iPads. The theme aims for a portfolio/business look.

50. Twenty Twelve

twentytwelve

The default WordPress for the year 2012 introduced a fully responsive design, and one that is also very easy to customize.

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ProBlogger: 7 Ways for Bloggers to Be More Productive

7 Ways for Bloggers to Be More Productive

Posted: 24 Sep 2014 06:18 PM PDT

This is a guest contribution from Charles Crawford.

If your business is blogging, productivity is essential. The only way for you to get the results you want is to put out consistent high quality content. While this is often easy in the beginning when the blog is new and exciting, as time goes on this can become more difficult. There are some ways that you can improve your productivity to keep your blog current.

1. Work at the Right Times

A common misconception is that people work better first thing in the morning. The problem with this is people are all different. You may not be a morning person at all. This is why you need to find the time of day that you are most productive and work then, even if it is 3 AM.

2. Use Technology to Your Advantage

If you are like many writers, then inspiration will come at the most unexpected times. You may be sitting at a red light or even in the doctor’s office when a great idea for a blog will come to you. Rather than trying to remember it, which often is unsuccessful, use your smartphone to your advantage. Apps such as Evernote syncs with your computer and other devices. It will allow you to type note, snap pictures for inspiration or even record audio notes. This is a great way to organize yourself and ensure you never forget an idea again.

3. Create a Schedule

A common mistake many bloggers who work from home is not creating a schedule for themselves. When you know what you plan to work on within a time frame, you are more likely to get this done. Otherwise you may find yourself wanting to scroll through your social media feeds or even doing household tasks. Make sure you schedule everything you need to get done for the day, both for work and personal tasks to ensure you get everything done.

4. Change Things Up

For those who are not productive because they feel like the blog has gotten stale, find a way to change things up. Write a new style of blog. For instance if you have been reviewing products every week, try making a list style blog with great images that matches the theme of the site. Don’t be afraid to try something new as this is a great way to grow your writing skills and have more fun.

5. Have Fun

If you aren’t having fun with the blog, then it simply won’t work. Find ways to make the blog fun. This can be with giveaways, Q and A sessions or many other activities. Make a list of different things you would like to do with the blog and if you can’t think of any new ideas, visit other blogs to get inspiration and ideas.

6. Work on it Every Day

Even if you just spend five minutes writing or tweaking, you will find that this will make you more productive. In fact, you may also find that the five minutes turns into half an hour and you have the first draft of your next blog done or have taken care of the back end SEO work you have been putting off since you created the site.

7. Utilize Social Media

Social media is a great way to connect with your audience and find out what they are looking for. You will also find this helpful in keeping you motivated to put out the next blog, as you know there are people waiting. Your fans can be a great source of support and help when you are not feeling productive.

Charles Crawford is the co-founder of Crawford and O'Brien. Aside from doing dental SEO and helping dentists get new patients, Charles plays jazz piano in restaurants in Scottsdale, AZ on weekends.

Originally at: Blog Tips at ProBlogger

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