WordPress Default

WordPress Default refers to websites running WordPress without a custom theme, typically using one of the bundled default themes like Twenty Twenty-Four, Twenty Twenty-Three, or earlier versions. These default themes are developed and maintained by the WordPress core team and serve as foundational examples of WordPress theme development. Default themes showcase current WordPress features, design patterns, and best practices for theme creators. They are commonly seen on new WordPress installations before a custom theme is selected. Default themes are fully responsive, accessibility-ready, and compatible with the block editor (Gutenberg). While functional, they offer limited customization compared to premium or specialized themes. Sites using default themes are often in development, temporary staging environments, or maintained by users prioritizing simplicity over custom design.