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16 themes

Pick a look. We’ll show you how to build it.

Every theme below is shown as a real example blog. Open one to see what’s on the page and the steps to make it yours. Switch theme any time: your posts, members and settings stay as they are.

The Sunday Letter, an example blog using the Letter theme

Letter

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A personal letter: your newest issue up front, a sign-up box at the top and numbered past issues.

Newsletter writers, columnists and personal blogs.

How to build this
The Harbour Review, an example blog using the Magazine theme

Magazine

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A front page like a newspaper: a lead story, a ranked list and a section for each category.

Publishers, newsletters and blogs that post often.

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Tally, an example blog using the SaaS theme

SaaS

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A product home page: a bold promise, a screenshot, an updates timeline and a big sign-up button.

Creators, solo founders and small software businesses.

How to build this
Small Shop Talk, an example blog using the Podcast theme

Podcast

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Your show’s artwork and a play button up front, the newest episode as a big card and every episode numbered.

Podcasters and audio shows.

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The Copper Kettle, an example blog using the Hospitality theme

Hospitality

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A full-width welcome picture, opening times, how to find you and a big booking button.

Cafés, restaurants, bars, B&Bs and venues.

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Hollis & Rowe, an example blog using the Practice theme

Practice

Every plan

Your firm’s contact details beside your name, then articles as a clean, dated list.

Accountants, solicitors, consultants and advisers.

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Amy Hart, an example blog using the Portfolio theme

Portfolio

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Your name set huge, then your work in big pictures that fill the screen.

Designers, photographers, architects and studios.

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Slow Hours, an example blog using the Journal theme

Journal

Every plan

One centred column of essays in serif type on warm paper, with nothing to distract from the words.

Writers, essayists and thought-leadership blogs.

How to build this
Brightwater Studio, an example blog using the Notebook theme

Notebook

Every plan

Clean and bright, with a featured post and post cards.

Anyone starting a blog.

How to build this
Greenway Gardens, an example blog using the Local theme

Local

Every plan

A bold banner with a big call button and your opening hours, then your news as picture tiles.

Trades, shops, salons and cafés.

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Fold & Form, an example blog using the Studio theme

Studio

Every plan

Your work in an even grid of pictures, each with its title underneath.

Designers, makers and creative studios.

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Northgate Engineering, an example blog using the Company news theme

Company news

Every plan

A newsroom: updates grouped by month, each with its date and topic.

Businesses posting news, launches and announcements.

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Tally Help, an example blog using the Help centre theme

Help centre

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A big search box, your topics as tiles, popular articles and a way to get in touch.

Product help, FAQs, policies and how-to guides.

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The Engine Rooms, an example blog using the Events theme

Events

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A night-time poster for your next event, date stubs on every listing and a big ticket button.

Venues, clubs, festivals and event organisers.

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Sam Okafor, an example blog using the Developer theme

Developer

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A terminal-style welcome, your newest post in a window and every post listed by year.

Developers, engineers and technical writers.

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Lena Marsh, an example blog using the Gallery theme

Gallery

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A dark wall of pictures from edge to edge, with your name kept small so the work speaks.

Photographers, illustrators and artists.

How to build this

Example blogs: the names, words and pictures are made up.