Now that June has ended, it is time we took at some of the best free themes released during this month. So without wasting any time, let’s get started!
1. Gumbo
Gumbo is a responsive blogging theme that comes with multiple color schemes, custom page templates, and is WooCommerce ready.
2. Simple Business
Simple Business is, well, a simple WordPress theme meant for business and corporate websites. Based on Bootstrap 3, this theme offers a lot of customization options, but sadly, it is not responsive. You can, however, purchase the premium version for $49, which is fully responsive.
3. BLANC
BLANC is a responsive WordPress theme that offers eCommerce integration, minimal design, and support for localization and breadcrumbs.
4. Minimaze
Minimaze is a responsive WordPress theme that comes with custom widgets. You can also opt for its premium version, which offers priority support and custom shortcodes.
5. Editor
Editor is a content-centric, minimal WordPress theme with clean typography. It is translation ready and fully responsive.
6. Counterpoint
Counterpoint is a responsive WordPress theme that uses featured images as the primary visual element for post headers. It is meant for single user blogs.
7. On The Side
On The Side is a fixed layout WordPress theme that offers JAVA controlled image background and custom frontpage.
8. Hudson
Hudson is a responsive multipurpose WordPress theme with a grid-based layout.
9. Avenue
Avenue is a simple WordPress theme that features responsive design, custom homepage slider and an optional full width page template.
10. The Box
The Box is a very minimal, clean and responsive WordPress theme ideally meant for personal blogs. It is translation ready and sports an enormous header image on the homepage.
That brings us to the end of this month’s instillment of free themes. You can check out the previous months’ roundups here. Also, don’t forget to share your views about these free WordPress themes in the comments below!
Which of this month’s free themes was your favorite?
Sufyan bin Uzayr is a freelance writer and Linux enthusiast. He writes for several print magazines as well as technology blogs, and has also authored a book named Sufism: A Brief History. His primary areas of interest include open source, mobile development and web CMS. He is also the Editor of an e-journal named Brave New World. You can visit his website, follow him on Twitter or friend him on Facebook and Google+.
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