Theme Review

Guidelines

• Code Quality:
  Themes are required not to generate any WordPress deprecated-function notices, PHP errors, warnings, or notices,
  HTML/CSS validation errors, or JavaScript errors.
• Functionality:
  Whether implementing required, recommended, or optional functionality, Themes are required to
  support proper WordPress core implementation of all included functionality.
• Template Tags and Hooks:
  Themes are required to implement WordPress template tags and hooks properly.
• WordPress-Generated CSS Classes:
  Themes are required to support WordPress-generated CSS classes.
• Theme Template Files:
  Themes are required to utilize Theme template files properly.
• Licensing:
  Themes are required to be licensed fully under a GPL-compatible license.
• Theme Name:
  Themes are required to use appropriate Theme Names.
• Credit Links:
  Themes are recommended to use credit links. If used, credit links are required to be appropriate.
• Theme Documentation:
  Themes are required to provide sufficient documentation to explain the use of any custom features or options.
• Theme Unit Tests:
  Themes are required to meet all requirements in the Theme Unit Tests
• Theme Obsolescence:
  Themes are required to be kept current once accepted into the Theme Repository

Functionality

• Automatic Feed Links
• Widgets
• Comments
• Navigation Menus
• Post Thumbnails
• Custom Header
• Custom Background
• Visual Editor CSS
• Translation/Internationalization