Chart of Usage Responsive-child theme
The change in the number of websites in the last monthly update +1 websites
Chart of usage and recent updates of Responsive-child theme. Active site count was updated in April, 2024
How has the number of active sites using Responsive-child changed?
We conducted an analysis of Responsive-child wp theme alongside other popular WordPress themes to compile an independent research report on recent usage statistics. This study covers the period from May, 2023 - April, 2024
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From May to June, the number of websites using the Responsive-child WordPress theme decreased by -2 , representing a -0.18% decline.
From June to July, Responsive-child website count was a further decreased of -3 websites, a -0.27 % reduce.
However, from July to August, the number of websites using Responsive-child decreased by -11, representing a -0.99% decline.
From August to September, the number of websites decreased significantly by -34, a -3.08% reduction.
From September to October, there was a sharp decline of -18 websites built with Responsive-child, a decrease of -1.68%.
From October to November, there was a decrease of -26 websites, a -2.47% drop.
However, from November to December, the number of websites decreased by -217, representing a decline of -21.17%.
From December to January, the number of websites using the Responsive-child wp theme decreased by -320, a significant reduction of -39.60%.
From January to February, the number of websites decreased again, this time by -5, marking a -1.02% decline.
From February to March, the number of websites using the Responsive-child WordPress theme decreased by -238, a decline of -49.28%.
From March to April, the number rebounded with an increase of 1 websites, a 0.41% growth.
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