I created a NEWS and RUMORS theme inspired by IH
I created an Indie Blue site theme for NEWS and RUMORS based on the IndieHackers.com web site theme.
You can switch themes using the drop icon on the quick action bar or by logging in and using the Settings page.
INDIE BLUE THEME SCREENSHOTS
.. or one example of other layouts ..
ABOUT NEWS AND RUMORS
I am excited to announce the beta launch of NEWS and RUMORS ..
https://newsandrumors.com/
I have been solo developing NEWS and RUMORS for the last year with the goal of improving and simplifying content discovery and providing a way for lesser known bloggers and content publishers to reach a much larger audience.
There is so much great content on the internet that gets lost or never found because the search engines, news readers and news aggregators all feature and focus on the same high traffic sources, many of which write articles based on content from the same professional newswires and press releases.
I want to give readers a lot more control over the content they consume and the format of how it is presented.
To do this I developed a high performance search engine using a very clean and highly customizable low-bandwidth user interface for searching and displaying content acquired through an extensive modular-designed indexing system.
There will be a lot more to NEWS and RUMORS as I continue its development, but it is a fully functional and beneficial service right now that I hope many people will enjoy enough to use it regularly.
You can help me make it better by sharing your comments and suggestions!
Hey, I like the design ;-)
Awesome!
It was fun creating it as there is just something special about the look of IH. There are so many nuances that IH has in its design that are different than most other sites that make it enjoyable to read.
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Use the "drop" icon on the quick action bar to change themes. No login/email required.
I developed the site so you do not have to be logged in for many of the settings on the site.
There are some settings that require an account because they are more involved but the settings that are mostly toggles do not require a login/email to use.