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Admin Templates With the Rise of Various Content Management Systems (CMS), admin templates are in high demand right now. Some of them are so popular that they've racked up over 2000 sales on ThemeForest in a Relatively Short amount of time. So, What Makes a Successful CMS Theme? Is it the design or the functionality? I think a little bit of both. Also, how can such a theme become a top seller? I mean, there are hundreds of CMS's out there. Can we really account for all of them and make a theme that would fit them like a universal size glove? Probably not. BUT My Goal in this tutorial is to create a flexible Theme That CAN be Adapted to as many as Possible Systems. We'll start with some mockups in Photoshop Quick to get an idea of the General placement of the Elements and Also about colors and typography . We'll then continue with the coding part, learning and experimenting with EM layouts.
Content
Part 1: Designing the Login Page
Part 2: Designing the Dashboard
Part 3: Forms and Controls
Part 4: Login Page Markup
Part 5: Login Page Styling
Part 6: Finishing up the Login Page
Part 7: Dashboard Markup
Part 8: Top Menu and Tabs Area
Part 9: Side Menu
Part 10: Form Styling, Buttons and javascript
Content
Part 1: Designing the Login Page
Part 2: Designing the Dashboard
Part 3: Forms and Controls
Part 4: Login Page Markup
Part 5: Login Page Styling
Part 6: Finishing up the Login Page
Part 7: Dashboard Markup
Part 8: Top Menu and Tabs Area
Part 9: Side Menu
Part 10: Form Styling, Buttons and javascript