# Where did you get inspirations to make classic UX which 1000's of company accept discourse base theme and adoption?

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Some sites are beautifully, extensively themed, [like Blizzards](https://us.forums.blizzard.com/en/wow/categories) or say, [https://community.festingervault.com](https://community.festingervault.com)

I do wonder however, if once you add a logo and appropriate base colours to match branding, a redesign of the rest of the interface is lower priority because the thing most people care about is a nice, tidy and functional UI that works on touch devices and is clear to read.

Yes, you can spend $2k to $10k on intricate bespoke theming, but do you generally need to?

The base Light or Dark theme do 95% of what you need? The more important element is the actual content that is written?

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