Prologue – Creative Multipurpose WordPress Theme

Building the website for an agency, a studio or a startup often ends up at one of two extremes: a template so generic that it looks like everyone else's, or a custom design that takes weeks and blows the budget. Prologue is a multipurpose theme for people who need something in between: the structure is already solved and there is room to give it your own face.

An agency's website with Prologue, step by step

Imagine a small digital studio launching its site. The path would look like this:

• Choosing the homepage: the theme comes with more than six home versions, so you don't start with a blank page but with a layout that already looks like what you want.
• Adjusting header and footer: there are more than three header options and more than two footer options.
• Explaining what you do: it includes a combination of service pages with a service detail page.
• Showing your work: there is a combination of three project layouts and two project detail layouts, useful for a portfolio with cases explained one by one.
• Publishing news: the blog is presented in a combination of four news styles and two news detail styles.
• Setting color and typography: unlimited accents and colors, plus more than 700 Google fonts and more than 1000 icons, to adjust your identity.

In total there are more than 25 unique pages, with a premium slider and a visual page builder. That is why it is worth looking at the demo before deciding: your site will be as personal as the content you put into those templates.

What Prologue is not: an empty design theme

Prologue offers many ready-made pieces. That helps you get started fast, but it has a cost: if your identity is very different from what the demos show, you will end up dismantling sections instead of using them. With a multipurpose theme, the difference is not made by the theme, but by your texts, your photos and your real cases.

Don't expect a ready-made agency system for selling complex services either: it is a visual theme, not a booking, quoting or client management system.

Shop and compatibilities of Prologue

If besides showing services you want to sell something (a product, a template, a course), it comes with two shop pages and one product detail page, and it is compatible with WooCommerce. It is a simple showcase shop, not a catalog with advanced filters that you should take for granted.

It is also compatible with Elementor, Elementor Pro, WPML and Bootstrap. If you plan to translate the site into several languages, WPML is the plugin you will have to install separately. Check in the demo how the animations and long texts behave in other languages before committing.

Frequently asked questions about Prologue

What kind of business is it for?

It is designed for companies, agencies, corporate sites, portfolios, startups, software, SaaS, digital studios, cryptocurrency and tech companies. For very different sectors (a restaurant, a beauty salon) there are specific themes with sections you won't find here.

Do I need to know how to code?

Not for the basics: you can build pages with the visual builder and change colors and fonts. If you want to go further, the code is organized and commented, which makes it easier for a developer to tweak something specific.

Is it responsive?

Yes, the design adapts to different devices and is ready for Retina screens. Even so, check on mobile the pages you will use most, because they are the ones that will decide whether the result convinces you.

Is it optimized for search engines?

The code is built with SEO in mind, but ranking depends mostly on your content, the speed of your hosting and your strategy.

Can I use Google Maps?

Yes, it includes Google Maps integration, useful for the contact page of a studio with a physical office.