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Most of what you find on this site is about Joomla: templates, layouts, module positions and the small details that make a Joomla site easier to run. What we don’t talk about very often is the other half of our work. Alongside building Joomla templates, we also design and build custom WordPress websites for small and medium-sized businesses. We think the two sides make each other better. Template work forces us to think about structure and reusability. Client work shows us what real businesses actually need from a website, and that feeds straight back into the templates we build. So...
We released our joomla 6 templates, you can find them here: a4joomla-dark-free a4joomla-best-free a4joomla-dark a4joomla-best Upgrade from joomla 5 to 6 First read the official instructions of this upgrade by clicking here (hopefully it will be there). Then these are my template related instructions if you use our joomla 5 template: Does your server satisfy the joomla 6 technical requirements? Are your joomla extensions compatible with joomla 6? If yes, then: backup save your old template and its user.css file update extensions update to joomla 5.x set cassiopeia default Joomla Update/Options/Update channel: set Joomla next Pre-update check update to joomla 6 set error...
I’m excited to share my latest web design project — a brand-new website for Air Conditioning, a professional HVAC and air conditioning company based in Hungary. The goal was to create a modern, fast, and professional WordPress website that clearly presents their air conditioning installation, repair, and maintenance services — while staying easy to manage and update. About the Project For this project, I focused on building a clean, efficient online presence that: Delivers a smooth, mobile-friendly experience on any device Highlights the company’s HVAC and cooling services Loads fast and performs well in search engines Is simple for the client...
What defines a "headless" CMS & how does it differ from traditional systems? The best headless CMS gives your content some freedom. The backend (where your content lives) and the frontend (how it looks to users) are separate, so you can change one without breaking the other. Unlike traditional systems like WordPress that tie content and design together, a headless CMS sends content through APIs. That means you can use it anywhere – websites, apps, smartwatches, whatever comes next. Super handy if you're aiming for that smooth, omnichannel experience. What are the key benefits for businesses using a headless CMS...
The following joomla 5 templates are available for download or purchase: a4joomla-best-free5 a4joomla-dark-free5 a4joomla-best5 a4joomla-dark5 Upgrade from Joomla 4 to Joomla 5 First read the official instructions of this upgrade by clicking here. Then these are my template related instructions: Does your server satisfy the joomla 5 technical requirements? Are your joomla extensions compatible with joomla 5? If yes, then: backup save your old template and its user.css file set error reporting to maximum update extensions update to joomla 4.x save screenshots of your template parameters set cassiopeia default Joomla Update/Options/Update channel: set Joomla next Pre-update check update to joomla 5.x...
Joomla 5 is planned to be released on the 17th of October.
Don't upgrade joomla 4 to joomla 5, because our templates need to be updated to work on joomla 5.
It is time to update joomla 3 to joomla 4, because official support has ended for joomla 3 in August 2023. Joomla 3 will not get security updates neither. Furthermore joomla 3 templates do not work on joomla 4. So if you plan to migrate to joomla 4, we have four joomla 4 templates for you, two free and two professional templates:
Joomla is a popular content management system (CMS) that allows users to create and manage websites. It is an open-source platform, which means that it is free to use and has a large community of developers who contribute to its development. Some of its key features include: Easy to use: Joomla has a user-friendly interface that makes it easy for anyone to create and manage a website. Flexible: Joomla offers a range of customization options, which means you can create a website that meets your specific needs. Multilingual: Joomla supports multiple languages, which means you can create a website that...
Design is an essential aspect of website development, as it determines how easy a website is to navigate, how visually appealing it is, and how well it conveys its message. Poor design can make a web page difficult to use, unattractive, and unprofessional. On the other hand, good design can make a website easy to use, beautiful, and effective in communicating its message. Drawing and illustration are powerful tools that can be used to improve the design of Joomla templates. These techniques can be used to create custom illustrations, icons, and other graphic elements that add visual interest to a...
PHP 7.4 has end of life on 28 November 2022, so it won't get security updates any more. I suggest to follow my instructions to avoid 500 Errors on your joomla 3 or 4 sites when updating to PHP 8.0: backup your site set Global configurations/Server/Error reporting to Maximum Search for updates, and update the joomla extensions and joomla to the latest 3.10.x or 4.x Test your site Update PHP to 8.0 (not 8.1), e.g. in cpanel if you have access to it Increase the php memory_limit to 128M, e.g. in cpanel or in a php.ini file test your site if...
Choosing the best Joomla template for your website can be a challenging task, as there are many factors to consider and a wide range of options available. In this article, we will provide some useful tips and advice on how to choose the best Joomla template for your website. We will discuss the importance of compatibility, design, and functionality, and how to assess these factors when making your decision. By following these guidelines, you can make an informed choice and find a Joomla template that will help your website succeed. Make sure the template is responsive It is important to...