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A few posts back we reviewed Orange Joomla Websites and today we’ll take a look at Orange Joomla Templates, but first, let’s learn more about the orange color.

Orange color is a combination of red and yellow. It is associated with joy, sunshine, and happiness. Orange represents success, warmth and energy. It stimulates creative thinking and enthusiasm. As orange is also a citrus color, it can denote good health and a positive attitude. Orange is the color of autumn leaves, pumpkins and Halloween. Yes, Halloween has already come and gone, but autumn is still here.

When it comes to web design, this color has its own power. If you want your Joomla website to get noticed without screaming, consider orange — it draws attention, but it’s not as aggressive as red color. If to speak about the colors that work well with orange, these are black, white and green.

And now, when we have described the meaning of orange, we encourage you to see Orange Joomla Templates. These templates look very bright and fresh and they may help you build impressive Joomla websites and blogs. So, take a few minutes to check them out! Please remember, the first 5 Orange Joomla Templates are premium ones and the rest of them are free to download and use.

Premium Joomla Templates

Joomla Template #1

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2010 Open Source CMS Survey is now open and you are welcome to enter it. The survey aims to discover what Content Management Systems are used and why. There are 20 questions in the survey and your answers are very important for the final results. After all, why don’t we show how many people are happy using Joomla?

Take a brief look at the types of questions that you’ll be expected to answer:

• Do you prefer to use open source solutions or commercial ones?
• What factors determine which open source system you will use? Is it the availability of commercial support, the reputation of the product or the quality of documentation?
• What features do you consider when choosing the best CMS for your website or blog?
• Would you recommend the CMS you use to others?
• How much did it cost you to deploy your current CMS and how much do you spend annually for the maintenance and support of the system?

Also, you’ll be asked to specify the Content Management System you use and rate it. This way, the survey managers will know what the most often used CMS is.

Please keep in mind, it will take you just a few minutes to complete the survey and the final results from this survey will be released in the beginning of December. To learn the results you’ll have to search for the 2010 Open Source CMS Market Share Report.

More than likely you’re used for find lots of Joomla Templates here. As you know we often review Free Joomla Templates as well as Premium Joomla Templates, but this time is different. We did our best to make a list of Thanksgiving Joomla Templates, but we could find only two designs to share with you. Just imagine, Thanksgiving will knock at our doors soon and we have only two designs for decorating Joomla websites and blogs.

Hopefully, the situation will change before Thanksgiving is here. Also, we would be happy if you comment this post and let us know if there are more Thanksgiving Joomla Templates that are available for free download. Thank you!

Thanksgiving

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Although, Halloween has just come and gone, the memories are still fresh. That’s why we’re excited to list Orange Joomla Websites. After all, orange is the color of pumpkin which is a special symbol of Halloween.

We hope you’ll enjoy browsing through the orange websites that are powered by the Joomla CMS and will let us know if we’ve missed some impressive designs.

While Orange Joomla Websites differ in the way they look, each of them was designed in orange. Another color scheme that is being used is a mix of orange and black. In fact, both colors are often used for Halloween.

Please note, the screenshots are linked to the Joomla websites. So feel free to click on the images you like most.

themeninja.com

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