I disagree with the use of “theme”. It evokes a visual for me.
“Theme” is much, much, much more than “visuals”. It’s a collection of things put together in a certain place (often metaphorically). Cue to narrative themes, thematic vowels, or the Eastern Roman troops in Anatolia. It does not need to be visual.
[from your other comment] context. we’re on the internet, talking about a website not a carneval.
Context in this case it also includes the fact that we’re talking about a place for discussions, leading to the interpretation of “theme” as “discussion topic” (or “the collection of discourses related to each other”). Thus “Harry Potter-themed” in this case should be understood as “where you can discuss Harry Potter stuff”.
Chozo@kbin.social 8 months ago
That's on you, because the word "theme" does not mean "visual" at all.
onlinepersona@programming.dev 8 months ago
context. we’re on the internet, talking about a website not a carneval.
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Chozo@kbin.social 8 months ago
Okay, still not what "theme" means, tho. Maybe "skin" is the word you're looking for?
onlinepersona@programming.dev 8 months ago
You’re still wrong IMO: