Posts by bitshok

You can check for the theme documentation, if it has any. Good luck!

CLINE123 said
What I could suggest that authors do is to include a license or some unique identifier in the theme files/upload folder that would automatically be uploaded with the theme which any new site admin would be able to access and prove the theme’s legitimacy.

This sounds like the ideal solution.

I have thought of something similar and it’s simple to say but an author can’t develop such a system, the main reason is that once the files are submitted to Themeforest they are out of the author reach so only Themeforest could provide a solution like you say. As you probably know about the item purchase code, it’s the best thing to do in this case. In my opinion.

My submission: http://themeforest.net/item/timeshop-ecommerce-prestashop-theme/3166413

No, the reason is

This template is not ready for ThemeForest. Your template does not provide a unique enough design with the necessary design quality, features and options to compete in the marketplace at this time. It requires improvements in term of design, visual hierarchy, typography, layout and its aesthetic quality but most importantly, its uniqueness and how the design is executed.

At this stage in the design I am, unfortunately, not able to provide more specific feedback other than what I’ve stated above (the design needs overall, general improvements). With further improvements I may be able to provide more specific feedback.

I’m disappointed by this copy paste non-constructive feedback I received from the reviewer. I’ve also submitted templates to WordPress and I received much better feedback quality both in terms of design and code. Also the reviewer didn’t even check my files, he probably just scrolled around and that’s it. I guess that’s how things work here.

Hello and greetings to everyone! This is my first post on this forum. I’ve submitted a site template and it was rejected in about 15 minutes. I’ve provided a full working website written in html and php. Do you think 15 minutes is enough to review and reject a theme?

The main reason was that it’s not unique enough. Is it just the overall aesthetics of a website that counts and the code values nothing? I’m asking because I want to know how things work on ThemeForest and because I’m a little frustrated of the time spent designing and developing and how fast it was rejected.

The demo: http://themes.bitshok.net/timeflash Any feedback is appreciated.