Modularity is a highly customizable multimedia theme framework for WordPress. The theme design was developed with users who appreciate visual browsing and prefer a minimal layout, with their photos and multimedia featured front and center. Virtually every aspect of the theme design can be controlled from either the Theme Options page or the Homepage Settings page.

Modularity includes:

• Built in full-screen HD video player
• Optional homepage slideshow
• Optional homepage Mac-style image slider gallery
• Optional homepage Magazine-style post layout
• Optional homepage blog-style layout
• Theme Options page, where you can define background, text, link colors, contact info, site tracking code and more.
• Homepage Settings page where you can choose which apps show up on your homepage layout
• S.E.O. optimized titles and alt tags
• Four widgetized areas
• Click-down navigation for a compact, minimalist masthead.
• Built in multimedia custom field support
• Automatic thumbnail generation. No need to manage thumbnails using custom fields
• Blueprint CSS framework
• Valid, clean code

The theme includes “apps” which you can enable or disable from the Homepage Settings page. These apps can transform the theme into a portfolio site for photographers and multimedia producers, a magazine-style site, or a normal blog-style homepage literally at the click of a button. In the future, we will be releasing “child themes” for Modularity to provide design alternatives and additional applications that will make Modularity even more configurable. You’ll definitely want to subscribe to GraphPaperPress.com to keep up on all the latest developments and enhancements for Modularity.

Graph Paper Press is an online side project of mine that happened by total accident. When I began the arduous task of updating my photography Web site in 2002, I didn’t realize that I was about to embark on a never-ending journey into the bowels of the internet.

After experimenting with countless content management systems to run www.thadallender.com, I finally discovered WordPress. At the time, WordPress didn’t accomplish what was required for managing a growing photography, video, and multimedia Web site. So, I began to tinker…and tinker…and tinker…and, well, you get where I’m going.

Because of WordPress, my photography Web site began to reach an entirely new audience of readers who liked how I had tweaked my site. I decided to release my first public WordPress theme, Visualization, and soon thereafter, I launched Graph Paper Press in December of 2007 to house most of my WordPress-related activities. At the core, Graph Paper Press focuses on creating graphically minimal, content-rich designs that provide readers with multiple entry points to access content of all shapes and sizes.