100% Open Source!
We believe in giving back to the community... and so do our users! Redux is proud to be 100% Open Source!
Outstanding Community
Redux wouldn't be anywhere near where we are without the support and contributions provided by our community!
Limitless Flexibility
With over 30 field types and validation options, Redux provides a truly powerful and flexible framework for your next project!
Cross-Browser Compatible
Redux has been carefully built to ensure maximum compatibility no matter how your customers choose to experience the web!
Completely Brandable
Your product is yours! We don't believe that pushing our brand is necessary... if our product is good, it will speak for itself!
Clean Codebase
Our clean, well commented code means you can spend less time building your options page, and more time focussed on your project.
Proud to be 100% Open Source!
...because your software should be yours!
There’s nothing wrong with commercial software. Many developers, myself included, make their living through the sale of commercial software. But not everything should come with a price tag attached. Development of Redux is a labor of love… I love Redux. I love working on it. But most of all, I love the flexibility it has afforded me in furthering my other projects. I also love community. A good product is nothing without a good userbase, and the best userbases make the best communities. By releasing Redux as an open source project, I’m encouraging my users to do more than just use it… I’m encouraging them to give back to it! If you appreciate the hard work and dedication I’ve put into Redux, contribute however you can! I’ll take anything… code contributions, ideas, donations… even offers of coffee when I’m in your area!From The Founder…
Before beginning work on Redux, I tried Options Framework and Up Theme Framework, and everything in between. While educational, none of the options I tried were perfect for me until I found NHP Options Framework. Lee’s work was brilliant! Sadly, it was also abandoned.
After sorting through the numerous pending issues, I decided that it was time for a fresh start. Simply trying to patch the original framework wasn’t enough, I needed to give others the benefit of a more flexible, updated framework. Thus, Redux was born. Throughout the last year, I’ve worked Redux into virtually all of my work, and its incredible community keeps finding ways to push the best framework around a little bit further!
When I met Dovy, I realized that his Simple Options framework and Redux were built on the same principles and the same goals, but he had the design skills I lacked. A merger seemed the logical choice. A few hours of discussion later, we had joined forces to take Redux to the next level, a bar which we have continued to raise with each passing update!
Don’t believe that we’re the best? Our thorough collection of actions and filters aren’t reason enough to switch? Try Redux in your next project and judge for yourself!
Contribution is key!
...did we say that already?
Just in case we haven’t already made it abundantly clear… we want to see our users give back to the community! Whether you’re a user with a suggestion for a great new feature, or a developer with a bug we haven’t caught yet, we want you to be involved! Redux wouldn’t be where it is today without our users, and the future is just getting brighter. We’ve got big things coming for Redux in the upcoming months, and if you’re willing to volunteer your time, we want you on our team!What Use is Software Without Screenshots?
