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New Classic Themes to Launch Your App Faster

GoodBarber's Classic theme library keeps growing, and this round brings ten new themes for content apps. Each is a finished visual direction you can make your own, so your app looks considered from the very first screen.

Why a theme gets you started faster

The hardest part of a content app is rarely the content. It is making everything look intentional, screen after screen, when design is not your job. A theme solves that by handing you a complete visual direction: colors, typography, imagery style, and layout already working together. You bring your content and your brand; the theme brings the polish. And because every theme runs on Smart Design, the result stays consistent however far you customize it.

A closer look at the new Classic themes

Each theme below is a finished visual world you can adapt to your own content. Read on and watch for the one that fits your project.

The Current

A calm, editorial look in muted forest greens and warm sand tones, with refined serifs and full-bleed nature photography. Ideal for local and environmental news.

Viva Voz

High-contrast red, black, and white with bold uppercase headlines and a speech-bubble mark. A loud, vocal atmosphere made for a podcast platform.

Words & Waves

Airy white space, soft blues, and a serif-meets-script logo set over coastal imagery. A slow, reflective mood suited to long-form editorial writing.

Ondas Locales

A dark interface lit by warm orange and red gradients, with vivid session artwork and a full-width player. Energetic and nocturnal, it channels urban community radio.

Solide & Co

A sturdy, utilitarian layout on light grey, with a subtle hexagon texture and strong orange accents. Clear, no-nonsense screens for industrial and field teams.

Soft teal gradients, rounded cards, and generous spacing for a gentle, reassuring feel. A calm, legible interface for healthcare and care institutions.

Sacred Bali

Earthy sage greens and terracotta warmth wrapped around lush, immersive photography and maps. A serene, contemplative atmosphere for a cultural and spiritual guide.

Campus Connect

Deep navy with bright blue and red star accents and a collegiate badge logo. Structured yet spirited, it fits university communication and student life.

Tiny Tribe

Sweet pastels in pink, mint, and baby blue, with soft rounded shapes and a cheerful tone. Warm and friendly, made for a nursery or kindergarten.

Formateca

A sleek dark mode with purple and blue gradients and crisp, modern type. Creative and contemporary, well suited to a digital design school and its video-led content.

The modernized theme: DaliCorp

DaliCorp is not a new theme. It is an existing Classic theme that has been fully refreshed and brought up to date. Its appearance is now lighter and more current, with an approach suited to a company news app, for example for an eco-responsible manufacturer.

Get started

A great app starts with a clear visual direction. Browse the Classic theme library, pick the one closest to your project, and start your free trial today. Your content deserves a design that looks ready from day one.

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