Our concept was a truly powerful, flexible theme that would take two months to develop … and today, we’re finally unveiling our baby, FlexxTheme.

Check out these quick video screencasts demonstrating the FlexxLayout and making graphical changes easily.

Here’s some of the awesome things you can do with FlexxTheme, aka standard features:

1,056 possible layout combinations - Pick and choose your unique layout with a mouse click! This is the backbone and workhorse of this unique theme. With the FlexxLayout technology we’ve created, you can build almost any kind of WP site you want, from simple landing pages to complex blog sites. Your blog can truly grow with this theme. Start with a simple two column layout when you’re blog is just getting off the ground, then add sidebars and feature areas as your blog increases in content, readership and advertising.

Rotating header images - Most of our themes now have a Flash-like rotating images script, so does Flexx! Easily upload your new images through the FlexxTheme tab, and click save.

Color Styles - This first series comes in two pre-built color styles (Bold and Canvas), but it has a rockin’ feature that lets you easily upload new background images (setting every different combo with it) and setting the color through a Photoshop-like color picker.

Contact Form Page Template - Although there are great free WordPress contact forms out there, we decided to build a Page Template that doesn’t require extra uploading and plugins. All you do is create a WP Page and set the Contact Form Page Template and click Publish.

Menu Builder - Pick and choose what Pages you want in the menu navigation, including subpages.

Search Engine Optimization - As with all our themes, we’ve built it to get you the best exposure in the search engines, and include a SEO panel to tweak some basic settings.

PURCHASE

FlexxTheme is available for $79.95 for single-use packages. Developer’s and Multi-Use Packages are $199.95.

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I think this concept has some real value when you think about the concept of “landing pages.”

Think about this … if you’re company or business is seeking to sell services, why not have a website specifically designed to solicit an action by your site guest.

What better than a site designed similar to a one-page design or landing page.

Here are some examples of sites with some of these concepts and ideas in mind:

• Check out Design Meltdown’s list
• Apple
• Tumblr
• Basecamp
• And generally, most Web 2.0 sites listed here

Colour Lovers is a particularly good one on that list …

My personal favorites are CSSRemix and Design Meltdown.

Also, if you’re looking for inspiration for your church website design, check out this post on 50-plus places I find inspiration.

Oh, one more … 20 things I learned from redesigning my church’s website.

Check back soon!