Streamin'

Our new year is now well and truly under way with the release of our first theme for 2010 – MyStream.

This theme spent quite a bit of time in development (we first previewed it in September last year), but not because it was difficult to develop; instead we decided to hold it back a little due to it’s similarities with Therapy (which was also designed by Izuddin Helmi).

So as with both Therapy & Antisocial, we’ve focused our intentions on social media & lifestreaming in MyStream, as that is what you guys & girls seem to be wanting from us these days! We’ve also included the new WooFramework with MyStream and regard this as another step closer to actually integrating it with all of our older themes.

MyStream may not be our most unique release this year (we’ve got some smashing plans for the next couple of months), but judging by the many requests & enquiries about its release, we’re sure you’re gonna have a ball playing with it!

View the demo now and check out all of the theme’s features here.

When we approached Izuddin – approximately a month ago – about designing a new theme for us, he pitched two separate mockups to us: the first being Therapy and then he also sent us another concept titled my.stream which was completely different to Therapy, even though it borrowed some of its style. We obviously couldn’t resist the awesomeness and instead decided to negotiate an increased fee if we bought both concepts, because we just knew that all of the Woo fanboys & -girls would love to choose between both these designs…

my.stream is – at least in function – a very similar theme to Irresistible & Therapy, in the sense that it’s a personal blog-type design with enough space to include a lot of multimedia. You’ll also note that the design again sports Izuddin’s signature elaborate background + transparent layers approach, which has been present in so many of his designs for us.

Without teasing you too much, this is what the design looks like:

my.stream - Homepage

And? First impressions? Do you like this design more than Therapy? Which one should we release first?