About
Organic Themes was founded in 2009 by David Morgan and Jeff Milone in the small town of Lahaina on the Hawaiian Island of Maui.
We chose the name “Organic Themes” because we felt it reflected our personal lifestyles, and suited our approach to the design and development of WordPress themes. Organic Themes are professionally designed without excessive flashy effects, gradients, drop shadows and other unnecessary added “hormones” of the design world. In addition, our code is clean, easy to understand, and the theme options are not overwhelming. This allows for faster load times, setup and customization of your theme. We believe that less can be more. Bloated code and frameworks aren’t always the best solution. The WordPress platform is such a powerful content management system by itself, there’s really no need to tamper with it. With an Organic Theme, you receive a beautifully designed, complete theme as it was meant to function on the WordPress platform.
What We Offer
Organic Themes offers a variety of premium WordPress themes for artists, businesses and bloggers. Our collection of themes is always growing to suit the needs of our customers. The themes available from our site are designed and developed for the WordPress platform from wordpress.org, which is not to be confused with the blogging community site of wordpress.com. We release new themes on a regular basis and provide continuous updates for our existing themes. With the purchase of an Organic Theme you will receive an awesome WordPress theme, access to our helpful support forums, documentation, design files, demo content and more.
The Team
David Morgan
Founder, Designer, Developer
David was born and raised in the swamps of Central Florida. He stumbled in to design after graduating from UCF with a degree in Computer Animation. He and his wife moved to Hawaii in 2007 and started their freelance design company, Muku Studios. In 2009, David and Jeff began creating Organic Themes. David’s expertise lies in graphic design, HTML and CSS development. His passions are surfing, hiking, fishing, cookies and anything else involving the ocean. David currently resides in Paia, HI.
Twitter: ItsDavidMorgan
Personal Site: dav.idmorgan.com
Jeff Milone
Founder, Developer
Born and raised in Florida, Jeff earned degrees in marketing and IT before settling into web development over 4 years ago. For the past 3 years he has run a successful freelance operation, focused exclusively on WordPress, developing front and back end solutions. Jeff remains a consummate outdoorsman, splitting his time between Hawaii and Florida.
Twitter: JeffMilone
Personal Site: www.jeffmilone.com
Jeremy Paavola
Support Manager, Developer, Customizer
Jeremy is our support manager, handling customer support for both Organic Themes and Kahuna Host. He is extremely well versed in our themes and hosting platform. We can’t say enough great things about Jeremy, and neither can our customers. Studying for his Master’s Degree in Philosophy, he is a self taught WordPress and web expert. Our northern most team member, Jeremy lives in Sudbury, Ontario. He enjoys reading, studying religion and watching chess.
Twitter: JeremyPaavola
Personal Site: www.jpaavola.com
Travis Totz
Theme Customizer
Travis is a talented designer from the frigid land of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Travis and David crossed paths in 2008 on the island of Oahu. Since then, Travis has grown with Organic Themes as an integral addition to our customer support and theme customization services. He founded WerkPress with Nick Pelton in 2011, a WordPress theme customization shop.
Twitter: Apollo133
Personal Site: www.travistotz.com
Nick Pelton
Theme Customizer
Nick also hails from the land of Minneapolis, Minnesota. He’s a highly skilled developer, active support specialist in our forums and an excellent theme customizer. Nick is the Co-Founder of WerkPress, a WordPress theme customization shop. He’s an expert rugby player, a new father and well versed in Star Trek lore.
Twitter: NickPelton
Personal Site: www.nickpelton.com
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