Why we don't use ready-made themes

A theme is designed for an average company with average content, and no such company exists. The structure bends to the template's terms, and the finished page reads as the theme more than the business.

When design and code come from the same hands, the order turns the right way around: first what the site needs to achieve, then what it looks like, and only at the end how it gets built. This is slower, and it's exactly why we take only a few projects at a time.

This site was made the same way, with no ready-made base.