In this blog post we'll show you a selection of 10 great responsive WordPress themes to wet your appetite.
To really test these themes, you'll need to view them using several different browser sizes. Try one of these two websites for easy testing:
Responsive Twenty Ten
Ari
Ari is a minimalistic, flexible three-column blog theme. The theme uses CSS3 media queries for its responsive layout and is therefore optimized for tablet PCs and smart phones. The theme switches to a two-column layout when viewed on a horizontal iPad screen, and to a one-column layout on iPhones. You can also choose a dark color scheme. Click here to see a demo and click here to download.
Yoko
Yoko is a modern and flexible WordPress theme. With the responsive layout based on CSS3 media queries, the theme adjusts to different screen sizes. The design is optimized for big desktop screens, tablets and small smartphone screens. To make your blog more individual, you can use the new post formats (like gallery, aside or quote), choose your own logo and header image, customize the background and link color. Click here to see a demo and click here to download.
BonPress
BonPress is a personal blog theme that is packed with Post Formats (audio, video) features and multiple Custom Widgets. The layout of this theme automatically adapts to fit on any screen resolution on desktop and mobile devices. Click here to see a demo and click here to download.
iTheme2
iTheme2 is the perfect theme for technology and Mac related blogs. It uses media queries to target different displays such as desktop, notebook, iPhone, iPad, and other mobile devices (no plugin is necessary). Click here to see a demo and click here to download.
Flexible
Flexible, with its Facebook-like style, uses responsive and fluid standards to rearrange its layout to display your content according to different screen sizes. Click here to see a demo and click here to download.
Constellation
The Constellation theme is another one that acts as a starting point. It gives you the flexibility to provide bespoke styles for different devices by using media queries for several devices / screen resolutions, totally up-to-date HTML5 code and a flexible grid system on top of all the other goodness bundled in to the HTML5 Boilerplate. Click here to see a demo and click here to download.
Meerkats
The Meerkats Theme is built to respond to different platforms and devices. It is a simple and basic WordPress theme built by Gregor McKelvie. There’s no need to click on demo or preview as what you are looking at is the Meerkats Theme. Click here to see a demo and click here to download.
320 and up
The 320 and up project page explains it like this “Inspired by Using Media Queries in the Real World by Peter Gasston, ‘320 and Up’ is a device agnostic, one web boilerplate.” 320 and up was developed by Andy Clarke, and is a great starting point for building websites that utilize the latest technologies in modern web browsers. It can be used as is, or as an extension of the HTML5 Boilerplate. Recently updated to include the Thematics default them. Click here to see a demo and click here to download.
Super Skeleton
As the name implies, SuperSkeleton isn't heavily designed. It's released as as several basic themes and comes with a PSDs, skins, fontstacks and more to you allow to build on top of their work. Click here to see a demo and click here to download.
