Adaptive Blog Theme: Session Complete!

Adaptive Blog Theme: Session Complete!

on Feb 12th 2013 with 15 comments
This entry is part 12 of 12 in the Adaptive Blog Theme: From Photoshop to WordPress Session
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We’ve reached the end of our Adaptive Blog Theme Session – what a session it’s been! If you’ve followed along from the beginning; starting off in Photoshop, through to HTML, CSS and ultimately into WordPress development, hats off to you. If you’ve yet to dive in, take a look at what’s in store for you..

A big thanks goes out to Adi who never once let the size of this project (over 14 hours of teaching, across 47 screencasts) intimidate him!

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Japh is a WordPress Evangelist for Envato, the Editor of Wptuts+, and a freelance web developer. He has been doing website development and training for over 13 years, and specialises in PHP, MySQL, and JavaScript. He also enjoys working with WordPress and APIs. Follow Japh on Twitter  

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  • http://www.facebook.com/kevin.rittershaus.1 Kevin Rittershaus

    One of the best tutorials I’ve come across for guiding viewers through every aspect of development from psd to WordPress. Thank you Adi, well done.

  • squinn

    About half way through the session, finishing up the CSS stylings and then on to WP development. This is by far one the most detailed walkthroughs I’ve come across for theme development! Cheers to you Adi, great work!

  • Rusum Shrestha

    Thanks for a nice tutorial.. I gained it a lot….

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1409411974 আহমদ শরীফ

    Adi a great tutor.i know psd-wp.But i learned many awesome technique from him.

    Awesome Awesome!!!

  • Mfawa Alfred Onen

    Adi you have always been the man for the Job. Thank you so much for your time and what you have given to us.

  • http://twitter.com/borismeldre Boris

    Best WP theme dev tut sofar! thanks!

  • http://www.ruturaaj.com/ Ruturaaj

    Excellent tutorial series. I think the most complete series available online. Guys, let’s felicitate Adi & Japh. :-)

    • http://wp.tutsplus.com/ Japh
      Author

      Thanks, @ruturaaj:disqus, this series was really all thanks to Adi, and also Ian the Webdesigntuts+ editor, who actually organised it.

      Also thanks to everyone who followed along the whole way through! :)

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Niculae-Bucur-Ion/100000399490380 Niculae Bucur Ion

    Felicitarile mele Adi pentru acest tutorial.Unul dintre ce le mai buna vazute vreodata.Abia astept si alte tutoriale.Salutari din Ro

  • http://www.bjornsennbrink.se Björn Sennbrink

    Template file category.php is missing a part of a name of a DIV (triple A!). The DIV before the H4 is named ‘search-results’ and it should read ‘search-results-container’. If not, the H4 will hug the left edge of the DIV.

  • Ron

    Awesome tutorial!

    I saw all the videos and it really taught me quite a few things.

    Thanks!

  • http://www.facebook.com/dylanrhysscott Dylan Scott

    This tutorial series has been absolutely incredible! – I have applied
    many techniques from this video and highly recommend it to others. This
    was my attempt at a full wordpress theme and it has taught me a lot
    http://www.drsdesigns.co.uk/blog/. Would love some feedback on how it
    could be improved

  • Gabriele

    Thank you AdI! This is the best tutorial on the web!

  • Mohamad Arif Firmansyah

    This awesome tutorial series.
    thanks smuch.

  • Josh McClanahan

    While testing the download of the completed theme, I noticed that when you click the author link (that displays all the posts written by the author) I noticed an issue with the meta content that is displayed at the top. It fills the container and is not contained in an article tag. Just thought that I would mention.