Dazz is a theme scaffold: not especially glamorous, but useful. It combines the Underscores starter with Bootstrap and a handful of extras so a project can get to a working front end quickly.
At a glance
- Stack: WordPress, PHP, Bootstrap, jQuery, Font Awesome, Sass
- Type: Custom theme scaffold
- Use: General WordPress site builds
- Status: Base theme
What it does
The theme covers the standard templates, responsive navigation, icon support, and the usual setup you need before the real project-specific work starts. It is the sort of theme you shape further rather than ship untouched.
How it is built
It keeps the familiar Underscores template structure, then layers Bootstrap styles, Font Awesome, and a few custom functions on top. There is also WooCommerce support, menu-class filtering, and a search form inserted into the navigation.
What I like about it
- The setup is straightforward and easy to extend.
- The menu filtering keeps navigation styling consistent without custom markup everywhere.
- It is a practical starting point for small client sites.
What I would fix next
- Document the Sass build properly.
- Remove duplicate or outdated script loading.
- Add editor styles so the backend feels less disconnected from the front end.
