Digital Agency WordPress Block Theme - Pirus | Gutenverse

Digital Agency WordPress Block Theme - Pirus

Designed for digital agencies and creative studios.

Introducing Pirus

Pirus is a WordPress block theme for digital agencies and creative studios, featuring a dramatic dark canvas, oversized typography, and vivid turquoise accents. Connect your creative work with a clear explanation of what your agency does for clients. Built with Full Site Editing (FSE) and Gutenverse, it gives you a visual starting point that you can adapt to your own brand.

The Pirus preview uses two agency service-layout alternatives alongside branding, web and content service sections. The design also includes creative work collection and single-project navigation. Adapt these sections to your own material in the WordPress block editor with Gutenverse PRO, replacing sample details and connecting enquiry buttons to your actual workflow.

Who This Theme Is For

Pirus is designed for digital agencies and creative studios. The demo focuses on two agency service-layout alternatives, making it a useful starting point when these subjects are central to your website. Compare the branding, web and content service sections with the content you plan to publish before choosing this design.

Pages and Layouts

The Pirus live demo links to Home, Services, Services 2, Works, About, Single Project, Contact, and Blog. Pirus's demo brings together two agency service-layout alternatives, branding, web and content service sections, and creative work collection and single-project navigation.

Start by adapting the two agency service-layout alternatives to your own content. Use the work and case-study layouts to explain individual examples instead of leaving project images without context. Set article queries to your own categories and replace the sample posts and featured images. Customise Pirus in the WordPress block editor with Gutenverse PRO. The live preview shows the design; check the importer separately for the layouts available to your edition.

Things to Know

A quick overview of the demo content, requirements, customization options, and other details to help you get the most from your setup.

What’s Included in the Import?

Pirus includes page-import files containing block layouts, sample text and demo image references. Importing a selected layout adds that sample content; image downloads depend on the referenced files being available.

For the design overview, see Pages and Layouts. A menu definition is included; review the imported links and assign your navigation after import. The theme supplies its style defaults; importing content does not configure your own logo, contact details or connected services.

Requirements & License

Use Pirus with WordPress and activate Gutenverse, Gutenverse Form and Gutenverse Companion. Access to this premium design requires an eligible Gutenverse account and license for the selected theme.

See Theme Information for the version requirements and, where applicable, eligible plans. Gutenverse Companion supplies this theme’s extensions and import workflow. Gutenverse Form provides the form blocks used by this design.

Editing & Customisation

Edit Pirus’s site templates and shared header/footer through Appearance → Editor. Edit the imported page content in the WordPress block editor, then select individual Gutenverse blocks to change their text, imagery, spacing and responsive settings.

For Pirus, start with the two agency service-layout alternatives, then replace the sample material in the branding, web and content service sections. Review the creative work collection and single-project navigation and their destinations after importing. Test the finished page on desktop, tablet and mobile, and check any forms or external links you connect.

Is Pirus Right for Your Website?

Choose Pirus if you need a design centred on two agency service-layout alternatives. Compare its branding, web and content service sections and creative work collection and single-project navigation with your own content, image proportions and preferred enquiry path.

Prepare project images and concise case-study copy that work within the visual hierarchy. Client portals, project management and online sales need separate tools.

Key Features

  • Two agency service-layout alternatives
  • Branding, web and content service sections
  • Creative work collection and single-project navigation
  • Demo navigation: Home, Services, Services 2, Works, and About
  • WordPress block editing with Gutenverse PRO

Global Features

Bring your website to life with visual WordPress block editor, flexible layouts, and design controls that help you make it your own.

  • Visual WordPress Block EditingBuild and edit pages with Gutenverse blocks in the WordPress editor. See your changes as you shape your website.
  • Responsive Layout ControlsFine-tune layouts for desktop, tablet, and mobile to keep your content clear and easy to explore across screen sizes.
  • Make It Your BrandPersonalise colours, typography, backgrounds, and spacing to create a consistent look that reflects your business or creative style.
  • Easy Template ImportStart with a prebuilt website design, import the available template content, then personalise the text, images, and styling to make it your own. Template availability depends on your theme and plan.
  • Flexible Blocks and SectionsCombine and rearrange blocks to present your services, showcase your work, and build pages around the content your visitors need.
  • Room to Grow with PROExtend your website with Gutenverse PRO for advanced design controls, dynamic content, and more powerful forms and popup options.

How To Use This Theme

Purchase Pirus as a standalone theme, then install it in WordPress and customise the available demo with Gutenverse.

  1. Choose a purchase option above and review its license terms. Download the theme ZIP from the account used for your purchase.
  2. In WordPress, go to Appearance → Themes → Add New → Upload Theme. Upload the theme ZIP and activate it.
  3. Install and activate the plugins required by the selected demo, then follow the setup instructions supplied with your purchase.
  4. Open the demo importer or template library provided by the theme and Gutenverse. Find the available design for Pirus and review its required plugins before importing.
  5. If demo import is available, install the plugins listed for that demo, choose the content and settings you need, and start the import. Keep the window open until it finishes. You can also build pages directly with blocks.
  6. Open Appearance → Editor to customise the site templates, navigation, and styles available in your theme. Edit individual pages under Pages, then replace the sample text, images, and logo with your own.
  7. Set your homepage and menus, check links and forms, and preview the website on desktop, tablet, and mobile before publishing your changes.