Check out some of the best full screen WordPress themes of 2012, but if you don’t find anything here you like, especially for your ecommerce site, you can always use the services of a professional website design company.

1. Typo

Typo is a stylish tumblog-style WordPress theme that comes with its own audio player and which is designed to allow the display of a variety of media types. The design is uncluttered and simple and provides you with the option of sharing your work using its social media ribbon which includes Twitter, Flickr and Facebook buttons. The Typo WordPress theme comes with multiple post formats for your photos, text and videos among other types. It is easy to customize, and its clean look ensures that the content is what stands out. It is perfect for a personal blog, but may also be used on the website of a designer or retailer to show off a portfolio or inventory.
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For the travel blogger, the Navigator theme is indispensable to maintaining a live guide to let your readers know where you’ll pop up next. With Google maps software operating underneath an attractive, globalization-friendly exterior, the layout could just as easily be used to list store locations or properties for sale. The Navigator offers the ultimate in smartphone-friendly design, and your readers will feel like they’re right there with you as they click through the slick map interface on the front page. The blog page, easy to reach from a header bar, is a cool scrolldown column whose background is a widescreen photo of the location of your choice.
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