Hire Brooklyn Developers

Brooklyn is a premium WordPress theme developed by United Themes and sold on ThemeForest. It is built around the team’s own drag-and-drop “UT Builder” rather than WPBakery, giving it a slightly different architecture from most ThemeForest multipurpose themes. Brooklyn is known for its design quality – its default layouts and typography are more refined than typical multipurpose themes – and for its extensive options panel that covers header, footer, typography, colours, and page layout in detail.

Brooklyn includes a large library of pre-built section layouts and complete page templates. Its demo content covers creative industries, agencies, corporate sites, and small businesses. WooCommerce integration is included for product stores within the Brooklyn design.

Brooklyn’s UT Builder is specific to the theme – it is not WPBakery or Elementor and stores content differently. This means developers working on Brooklyn sites need specific Brooklyn experience, not just general page builder knowledge. Common developer work includes bug fixes after updates, CSS customisation in a child theme, and WooCommerce adjustments.

Brooklyn developer work typically involves:

• Bug fixing after Brooklyn or UT Builder updates – restoring layout or functionality that changed unexpectedly.
• Child theme setup and CSS customisation beyond the Brooklyn options panel.
• Header and navigation customisation – adjusting header layout, menu behaviour, and sticky header configuration.
• WooCommerce integration – configuring Brooklyn’s WooCommerce settings and customising product page layout.
• Performance optimisation – Brooklyn’s default configuration includes several asset files that can be reduced for better page speed.
• Demo import and brand adaptation for new site builds.

Brooklyn’s UT Builder is specific to the theme. Look for developers who have worked with Brooklyn specifically – the UT Builder’s section system, content storage, and shortcode structure are different from WPBakery or Elementor. A developer without Brooklyn experience will take longer to navigate the theme’s content structure.

For CSS work, confirm they use a child theme. Brooklyn’s options panel is detailed but does not cover every styling requirement. CSS overrides in a child theme are the standard approach and keep customisations safe through updates.

Common Brooklyn problems:

• UT Builder content not saving – a JavaScript conflict is preventing the builder from saving. Check the browser console for errors and test with other plugins disabled.
• Brooklyn header overlapping page content – the header offset is not accounting for a sticky header. Adjust the header offset setting in Brooklyn’s options panel or add CSS to compensate.
• Custom fonts not loading – the font is not correctly registered in Brooklyn’s typography settings, or a caching plugin is blocking the Google Fonts request. Verify font settings and check caching plugin exclusions.
• Brooklyn WooCommerce shop unstyled – Brooklyn’s WooCommerce integration needs to be enabled in the options panel. Enable it and configure the WooCommerce-specific settings.

Brooklyn updates through ThemeForest with an active Envato licence. United Themes releases updates for WordPress compatibility. Test Brooklyn updates on staging – the UT Builder stores content as shortcodes and updates occasionally change shortcode output in ways that affect existing layouts.

Specify the Brooklyn version, describe the specific requirement or problem, and include the affected page URL for visual issues. Note whether a child theme is already in place or needs to be created.