Like I’ve explained before in my post, I’d like to automate a major portion of web design and coding to a CMS system, which in this case I pick WordPress. The beauty of WordPress lies on its themes. With themes method, a webmaster can apply a theme he like in just a click (of course, further customizations would require more time). The look and functionality of a website can be applied and changed by changing its theme. Perhaps you would think such flexibility has a drawback in that a webmaster can be trigger-happy with his themes and totally forgot about the content. You would be right.

That’s part of the reason I continue writing these updates as I modify version 3.0 BETA, so at least there will be contents generated by my activities, if else. Also, by requiring myself to write for each changes, hopefully it will dissuade me from being trigger-happy with themes.

For version 3.0 BETA, I intend to use f0101 theme, made by the creative people of Woo Themes. I happen to think they provide the most bang for the buck for what I need: aesthetics, price, and friendly user-interface.