15 Feb Best Clean WordPress Themes
The goal of every website owner is to create a good-looking website that stands out among the rest. But many get caught up in the flashy designs that are, well quite frankly, overkill to say the least. Sometimes you have to take a step back and go for more of the minimal look. Enter the Best Clean WordPress themes. Using a clean WordPress theme is how you will achieve this.
When you have a nice an clean website, visitors will be able to better focus on your content, rather than worrying about all the bells and whistles that take away from that. And we all know that when visitors focus on content, they spend more time reading and even more time converting. If you’re looking for a great clean theme for your website in 2019, take a look at the following clean WordPress themes that we pulled together for you.
#1 Alona
How about starting the compilation with a very unique looking theme? Trust me, the theme offers a unique design and approach to share content with the readers. It qualifies to be a completely clean and modern theme and comes with all modern amenities it can fit without carrying too much load. Specifically, it’s best for showcasing work profile as it comes with four different portfolio layouts, and perfect design to run a business profile. Now, the best way to experience how unique it is is by checking its demo on your own.
#2 Simply Pro
My next recommendation is Simply Pro theme from StudioPress which is a Child theme for Genesis framework. It comes with very simple, lightweight, to-the-point, and elegant UI, and is extremely cool in looks. It comes with rest of the Genesis goodies like responsiveness, theme customizer, customizable header and different page templates to pick. The homepage is customizable using widgets which are another impressive feature to have.
#3 No Sidebar Pro
This particular theme is used on my personal travel blog where I share lots of images and stories. The theme focuses primarily on images, video, and text, i.e., the content. It doesn’t hold any single stupid thing and works like a charm on any device. The options offered at the back-end are minimum but the whole layout is good enough to handle the clean and minimal requirement for anyone. The homepage is customizable using widgets and few options offered by the Genesis framework.
#4 Waxom
Waxom is one of the best solutions out there which keeps everything minimal and yet offers perfectly working and gorgeous looking UIs, best matched for any sort of business profile. It can be used to run a business blog too, but I’ll recommend using it for the main profile, like portfolio, primary information and the landing page for our company’s site. You can get it for $59 from ThemeForest with six months of support.
#5 CleanApp
Are you a fan of MyThemeShop products? Then, CleanApp is the best option they have for you, available at $59. The theme is limited to be used for launching an app or game for smartphones but does come with amazing features like scrolling effect, fluid responsiveness, parallax section, testimonial with ratings, contact form, and Google Maps integration. This is definitely one of our favorite clean WordPress themes.
#6 Digital Pro
This is my third offering from StudioPress catalogue and its perfect for running a business website with integrated blog. The landing page it creates not only looks minimal but still manages to woo the readers. The main concept behind designing this theme was to offer all necessity information to the reader without boring him or making the website too heavy. It uses HTML5 and comes with usual Genesis framework goodies.
#7 Solidus
Now, the next in list here is suitable for running an online digital magazine. It comes with 20+ WordPress Shortcodes, custom widgets in the footer, review blocks with star rating system, smart and fixed sidebar, and an inclusion of Mega Menu with the dropdown facility. You need to pay $59 to get it from ThemeForest with six months of support. It comes with WooCommerce, Visual Composer, bbPress, and BuddyPress integration too. The control panel available at the back-end is always available to help you bring any sort of further customizations.
#8 Emily
Emily is a $49 priced theme available at ThemeForest which comes with a specifically designed UI for photography niche websites. It looks perfect on almost every modern device, and primarily focuses on images. It comes with unlimited portfolio galleries, and different portfolio themes like horizontal, Masonry, etc. The pictures include zoom option which is very rare to find, and also comes with fullscreen mode. Besides those image focused areas, everything else is kept minimal.
#9 Creaytve
“Dead simple.” This is word usually comes out to mind when one looks at this theme’s demo. It literally follows the minimal concept here and still look elegant enough to woo the readers and keep them attracted towards the content. The theme is responsive and uses custom post formats with translation ready and various tradition effects. The header area is customizable but rest of the areas are tightly packed. You can get it for just $39 from ThemeForest.
#10 Bayse
If Creaytve theme I recommended above was your choice, and you’re looking for its alternatives to decide and get best, then have a look at Bayse. It follows almost the same philosophy at the UI but is even lighter than its competitor here. It comes with features like translation ready, responsive layout, beautifully styled elements like blockquote, code, etc., and support for custom post formats including video, gallery, image, chat, link, audio, etc. You shouldn’t miss its demo.
#11 The Look
This one is an e-commerce theme with a flat and minimal design which primarily focuses on the product. The theme comes with every needed feature to woo reader to know everything about a product, visually, and then leaving him with the check out procedure. The theme cost is $59 at ThemeForest, and it comes with features like responsive, retina display support, Ajax powered Cart, product list attributes filter, WooCommerce integration, product cloud zoom, LookBook plugin, and images color swatch.
#12 Interpol
This particular theme is perfect for running a travel blog or a magazine on any niche. It not only looks minimal but also comes with every feature or elements required to look like an elegant magazine. It comes with three different blog layouts, post view count, schema.org optimized, retina ready, responsive layout, WPML compatible and cross browser compatible. The feature list is further long, and I’ll recommend you to check its demo to have a visual idea.
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