Headway is a relatively new WordPress theme that attempts to simplify customizing your site with different colors and layouts, in an easy to use interface.
What is Headway?
Headway is a premium (aka paid-for) WordPress theme. It is designed for those who don’t have the time and/or knowledge to customize a theme using traditional coding methods, and instead gives them a easy to use tools, such as drag-and-drop and color-pickers, with which to easily redesign and customize their site. Even if you are a pro at this sort of thing, custom hooks and the usual custom CSS are also available.
The thing that will blow you away in the new version, is the Visual Editor – you can edit your site at the same time as seeing exactly what it will look like!
The video below shows a preview of how this works, prepare to be excited about the design opportunities for your blog! (click here if you can’t see the video)
I had a chance to meet some of the guys behind Headway at BlogWorldExpo, and they are excited about the brilliant customizable features in Headway, and have even more planned. As you would expect, any owners of Headway today will get access to new versions for no charge.
The version in the video is not quite ready for release, but you can get this easy WordPress theme here very soon.
If you want to promote Headway yourself and make some money, you can sign up as an affiliate here.
I haven’t yet used Headway in depth, and I’ve not got my hands on the new version yet, but it’s great for designing your own site, drag and drop functionality is brilliant and it’s the easiest theme for a general WordPress user to use to completely customize their site. When the new version comes out it’ll defiitely be worth a look.
I haven’t yet used Headway in depth, and I’ve not got my hands on the new version yet, but it’s great for designing your own site, drag and drop functionality is brilliant and it’s the easiest theme for a general WordPress user to use to completely customize their site. When the new version comes out it’ll defiitely be worth a look.
This is just a YouTube video so is simply embedded from YouTube. Other times I convert a video to flash and use a plugin like Flash Video Player to play it (I do this for my WordPress training videos). But here it’s simply embedded via the embed code that YouTube provides.
This is just a YouTube video so is simply embedded from YouTube. Other times I convert a video to flash and use a plugin like Flash Video Player to play it (I do this for my WordPress training videos). But here it’s simply embedded via the embed code that YouTube provides.
Looks nice Joel.
On a different note, how do you host videos (like the one shown) and screencasts on your site? I am looking at using VideoPress. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ken
Looks nice Joel.
On a different note, how do you host videos (like the one shown) and screencasts on your site? I am looking at using VideoPress. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ken