WordPress: Giving Clients Access to Theme Options
Is it time to start offering flexible templates that give control over our designs to our clients? Probably not. At least, not in most cases. Designers spend a significant amount of effort choosing colors, typefaces, and layouts that solve the unique communication problems of our clients based on research and experience. Chances are, we’ll keep these choices out of the hands of our clients for their own sake.
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