Written by Kyle Ledbetter Comment on this post
04 January 2012
Projectfork 4.0 Template Concepts

I'm extremely pleased to share the all new upcoming versions of the Projectfork Joomla templates! Notice I said "Joomla templates" and not "Projectfork themes" there. As previously discussed in the 4.0 roadmap, Projectfork 4.0 will be completely native, which means no more cramming extra frameworks and themes into the component, and using the native Joomla framework and templates. The best part about these new templates: since they're native templates you can choose to use them for your entire Joomla site, say if you have a portal or intranet. If you just want to use them for Projectfork, you just use Joomla's built-in feature to attach a template to a particular menu item.

Projectfork 4.0 Templates

Click on the designs to view a full-size concept. The beauty of these templates being native is that we can develop them in tandem with the Projectfork 4.0 component!

Goggles 4.0

Goggles is our Google-inspired interface, and since Google has gone through a massive update it was a perfect time to update Goggles!

goggles-4.0

MyProject 4.0

MyProject has always been inspired by the beautiful design standards of Mac Apps and the latest version is no different, it continues our (my) obsession:

myproject-4.0

Carbon 4.0

Carbon has always been the dark entry, but with this new version we're experimenting with various subtle textures:

carbon-4.0

What do you think?

We're very excited about this latest direction and about these being native Joomla templates. There aren't many web app / intranet Joomla templates out there, and this is one of Joomla's most popular and powerful usages. I'm personally thrilled to offer a consistent UI across the entire Joomla install and not just inside Projectfork. With more and more devs getting onboard with our passion for Joomla standards, many component will pop right into a template like this for a cohesive user experience across the site.

Last modified on Wednesday, 04 January 2012 17:43
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Kyle Ledbetter

Kyle Ledbetter

Kyle is the kooky user interface designer for Projectfork that dreams up the crazy concoctions you'll find here.

Kyle is always dreaming up the next big interface revolution for project management.

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