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[Stephen Britton]

Hi Ellen,

I have never heard of Joomlavi, but most professional template developers
(JoomArt, Monster, etc.) use some type of framework these days because it
is a faster and more efficient way to development templates. The developer
just has to crank out the design and everything else falls in place. (I
have also noticed that a lot of smaller template companies are using the
JoomlArt T3 framework. I would not surprise me if Joomlavi is using this
framework.)

The prices at Joomlavi are cheap, although, I am always leery of template
developers who ask for gender during the registration process :-)

Keep us posted on how it works out.

- - - Steve



On Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 1:49 PM, Ellen Rothwax <ellen.rothwax at gmail.com>wrote:

> Has anyone used templates from http://www.joomlavi.com/ ?
> My client saw one she likes, but It is built on it's own framework and I
> was wondering if anyone is familiar with it and if it is any good. Any
> feedback would be appreciated.
> Ellen
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