2020 has been an exciting and busy year for Frontity! Here are our highlights from the last 12 months and what we have accomplished together.

We recently had the opportunity to talk with Gabriel Rabello, who works at CrowdFarming. In this post he explains us how they’re using Frontity to power their company’s multilingual blog.

AWSM F1 is a new Frontity starter theme with support for Gutenberg blocks developed by the Awsm Innovations team.

We are thrilled to announce that Frontity has raised a €1M funding round led by Automattic, the parent company of WordPress.com and WooCommerce, and the venture capital firm K Fund.

In October 2019, David and Luis from the Frontity team hosted a workshop in Spanish on How to Create a React WordPress Theme in Less than 30 Minutes at WordCamp Sevilla, the first WordCamp for Developers in Spain. The first part of the workshop was a short introduction to our previous work with WordPress publishers […]

We are happy to announce that we recently released the 1.0 version of the Twenty Twenty Frontity theme. The Twenty Twenty default WordPress theme was included in WordPress 5.3 (out on November 12), and ported over to Frontity by Segun Adebayo.

Gudog is a platform that connects dog owners with local dog sitters in Europe. They install Frontity in 2019 to improve their blog’s mobile experience. Since then, they have increased their blog organic traffic by 88%, improved their SEO results, and delivered almost instant load times.

Today we are really excited to introduce the new Frontity Chakra Theme. A beautiful and modern theme to build your blog powered by the amazing Chakra UI React Component Library.

It’s been 6 months since we released Frontity 1.0 to the world but it feels like this happened yesterday. Seriously… time flies! As we wind down 2019 and look forward to the new decade, we wanted to recap what brought us here and what we accomplished together this year, which has been a really exciting […]

WordCamp para Desarrolladores Sevilla 2019 took place a few weeks ago (October 4th-6th) in Seville (Spain) with a total of 256 attendees. This was the first WordCamp for developers ever organized in Spain! We are grateful and excited to have been a part of this.