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TheGem Creative Multi Purpose High Performance WordPress Theme

Posted on May 11, 2017


TheGem Creative Multi Purpose High Performance WordPress Theme
Ultimate Creative Power

The main intention for TheGem was to create a WordPress Theme for business, agencies, online shops, photographers, bloggers and designers that would give a maximum creative freedom for users not deeply involved in design & coding. The result is impressive: with more than 200 styles for more than 50 content elements you can create absolutely unique designs in minutes. It’s a wordpress onestop tool shop, and truly easy to use.

Future-Proof Design & Features

TheGem’s design is based on thorough analysis of 2016 Web Designs by UX Pin. This theme reflects modern trends of UI / UX design in the unique way, free of annoying mainstream approaches. TheGem is a fresh design experience, aimed to fulfill both understated and crazy ideas in a minimalistic, or excessive way – ultimately the choice is yours.

TheGem has over 40 complete design concepts, each and every one featuring its own style and character. These are not simple reskins; each demo has been thoroughly researched and features carefully considered design concepts, with a myriad of business types covered.

TheGem has been developed for high-performance and fully optimized for modern devices, including laptops, desktops, smartphones and tablets, as well as mastering SEO best practise. That’s why when buying TheGem you can be sure that you get the long- term winning website.

Secure, No Bloat, Focussed Usefulness

TheGem focuses only on addons & features which are needed for creating a diverse, unique website. Reducing the plugins dependency & optimising the code, we have achieved a much more stable and secure theme than many other multi-purpose themes on the market today. You can rest assured that with TheGem your new website is secure, future-proof, speedy and yet still packed with intuitive, awesome features without the bloat.

Broad Plugin Compatibility

By focussing on what users need and expect with a multi-purpose theme, TheGem has been optimized for compatibility with the most popular plugins from the WordPress plugin directory. This provides peace of mind to the end user that compatibility with industry bestpractise has already been achieved for you, no messy conflicts we promise.

Quick Facts

Built in collaboration with star designers from behance.net
Covers major UX / UI design trends of 2016
Strong focus on usability & user-experience
Perfect for corporate, agency, online shop, business, portfolio, blog, photography, landing page, app, onepage, fullscreen vertical scrolling, real estate, architecture, interior, construction
Fully responsive, mobile & retina ready
Can be used as multipage & onepage website
Includes fullscreen vertical scrolling
Multiple header & widgetised footer layouts
Unlimited sidebars with 20+ custom widgets
Fancy page headings with amazing backgrounds incl.
Parallax & video backgrounds
Built-in mega menu in 2 beautiful styles
Enhanced isotope grids
Infinite scrolling & load more pagination
Smooth scroll
Elegant animations
2500+ font icons (material design pack, elegant icons, fontawesome)
Easy To Use

No coding knowledge required
Updatable Visual Composer (No additional license needed, you save )
Very easy page building per drag’n’drop
150+ pre-built pages for quick start
Flexible easy-to-use page options
Enhanced intuitive portfolio & gallery management
Very detailed online documentation
Create stunning website without touching a line of code
Customizations

Fully Customizable
Powerful theme options
Unlimited colors for design & content elements
Google fonts & your own webfonts with font manager
250+ combinable style settings for shortcodes
Customize content styles easily in Visual Composer, no coding needed
Responsive visibility options
Optimizations

High performance, super fast with top pagespeed & yslow ratings
SEO / Search Engines Optimized, compatible with SEO plugins
WooCommerce full design integration for online shops
WPML optimized for translations & multilingual websites
Optimized for Contact Form 7
RTL ready
Child Theme Ready
Compatible with 20 top popular wordpress plugins
Full cross-browser compatibility
One click demo import
Social networks, social sharing
Additional Values

Visual Composer ()
Revolution Slider ()
LayerSlider ()
NivoSlider
Free updates
Experienced elite support in english, german & russian
More infos on bundled plugins

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