There’s been a lot going on lately behind the scenes here at the ministry of Kolakube (heh).
I wanted to take a little time to talk about some new skin updates (this is a big deal), show you some of the client designs I’ve worked on, and talk about things like Beast Optimization and other plans for Kolakube.
Basically, there’s a ton of stuff that I want to talk about, and it’s all stuff you’ll just love.
Want to get started? 
Continuing on what has been a crazy week around Kolakube, I have something that all you Marketers Delight users are going to love.
Marketers Delight version 2.2.5 is out and it brings a responsive design to the table. Or in other words, MD2.2.5 now looks incredible on any device (phone or tablet).
This is the 6th major update in the 4 months Marketers Delight has been available (talk about getting your money’s worth).
Ever since relaunching in February, Kolakube has made huge strides. From new Thesis skins to better support, an affiliate program and some awesome freebies— we’re always keeping busy to keep you busy.
With the future shining so brightly for us and the Thesis community as a whole, I’ve decided to make a few changes on how Kolakube delivers new and awesome skins to you.
Aroxis is a new Thesis skin from Kolakube, and it’s pretty damn cool.
The main idea of Aroxis is to help serve your content to multiple devices, providing a more elegant experience for users on any device.
Or, in shorter terms, Aroxis has a stunning responsive design. And it’s not like anything you’ve seen in the Thesis community yet.
Responsive web design is probably the hottest topic in the design community right now. And no, I’m not just realizing this.
For the past couple of weeks, I have been reading all there is to read on the subject and been experimenting with a lot of different techniques.
Needless to say, I am ready to start converting my Thesis skins (and all future designs) to be responsive, just as I have on my new personal blog.
People who use my skins are always asking when I will make them responsive, and why it’s taking me so long to do it.
My answer? It’s simple: