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UXbarn says
201 posts
  • Has been a member for 2-3 years
  • Sold between 10 000 and 50 000 dollars
  • Bought between 50 and 99 items
  • Referred between 10 and 49 users
  • Exclusive Author
UXbarn says

Congratulations! :)

201 posts
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  • Sold between 10 000 and 50 000 dollars
  • Bought between 50 and 99 items
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UXbarn says

Perhaps you can inherit “index.php” file using child theme and copy those “slider.php” stuff into child theme folder as well. Now, in child theme folder, edit “index.php” by changing the “require” reference to point to the slider’s php files which are now in the same child theme folder. So, you can then make change to the slider’s php files.

Not sure about this but I think it might work.

201 posts
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  • Bought between 50 and 99 items
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UXbarn says

Well, the reject reason seems to be common:

Unfortunately your submission Homec – The Professional Modern WordPress Theme isn’t quite ready for ThemeForest and requires significant improvements and changes before it can be resubmitted and reconsidered.

Additionally, we have some extra feedback for you:

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. As higher quality templates become available in the marketplace, approval requirements will increase to maintain appropriate marketplace quality.

You might consider improving your design with more unique features and graphics in order for it to stand out among other marketplace items. However, a unique design will be a key factor for approval.

I know it’s frustrating to be rejected citing uniqueness but recently, we’ve gotten a large number of template with the same overall features and presentation and we have to draw the line somewhere.

However, we do accept themes with similar structure but in condition it provides better quality in terms of aesthetic or features.

There’s no specific reason so I’m lost in space now. Trying to do some extra research and get some suggestions/criticisms to improve it. :|

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UXbarn says

Thanks @Creativeartlab. I’ll see if I can make it with the better choice of color and typo. :)

Any other ideas? Anyone?

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UXbarn says

I just got hard reject on the new theme. Honestly, I am feeling a bit depressed by this hard reject since I’ve been spending many months on the theme (as many authors here do). :(

As I’m the designer and developer, I might not be able to see what I’ve missed or what I’ve overlooked on my own theme.

My theme URL is: http://themes.uxbarn.com/wp/homec/

What do you think about the theme? Is it that too bad? Which parts should I improve? Any suggestions and criticism are welcome.

Thanks in advance, Paul

201 posts
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UXbarn says

Congrats FinalDestiny! That’s awesome! ;)

By the way, I’m really curious about the taste of Vegemite. Don’t forget to share how’s the feeling after having it. :sunglasses:

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UXbarn says

If all 3 partners are well experienced already, I would suggest doing atleast 2-3 themes to see the result in sales before thinking about %. Checking the possibility of success is more important than finding a strict % share – there is no such thing.

Developers provide lifetime (itemtime?) support, thus they must get more. The designer’s job is over once the psd/HTML is complete but developers job is there until the item is there.
This is complex subject. An experienced / eagle eye designer can make a 100 sales/month theme into 500 sales/month theme. So it would be hard to distinguish who contributed the profit. Generously working together for a reasonable time will help observing the value of each other. That’s the key and hard part as well.

+1

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UXbarn says

LOL. It took me a sec to realize where did I see him. He has so many names I guess. :D

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UXbarn says

Awesome! Congrats! ;)

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