Browsing in Style by Mixing Themes
Many people like applying themes to their desktop, but in the last decade, themes have come a very long way. More types of programs are coming with themes, and even webpages can be themed now. When you different theme-aware products and services, you an get a very pleasing and consistent overall user experience. Today, we’ll just give you some tips on how to mix themes on the web for a better browsing experience.
Let’s start with the program we use to gt on the web, the web browser. For this exercise we’ve chosen the Google Chrome web browser, which allows theming of just bout every element of the browser. We’re going to use the Yulia Brodskaya theme.

Next, we’re going to give our homepage a theme to match. Not all webpages support themes, but we’re using GoWEB Now as our homepage (of course) which comes with a number of themes for your personal taste. We’re going to use the Marble theme on our GoWEB homepage, which should blend nicely with the themes used on the browser.

After the homepage, the Email Inbox is probably one of the most used pages in our browser. If you have a theme-aware Email service, you can ad that into the theming mix as well. For this, we re going to use Gmail, which in our opinion is the most customizable email service when it comes to themes, (this also works with GoWEB Mail). We’re going to use the Turf theme for Gmail.

And there you have it. We’ve themed our browser, our homepage and our email inbox to match each other. What other services do you use which can be themed?





