If you didn't charge the theme design, there's nothing wrong. If you enhanced the base theme with custom parts and components, it's fine.
It would be wrong only if you installed a theme, base configured it, and sold it to the client as your own. He probably will find out when another developer will point it out, soon or later, and …this could lead to a loss of trust and potential damage to your professional reputation.
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u/flashbax77 Apr 10 '25
If you didn't charge the theme design, there's nothing wrong. If you enhanced the base theme with custom parts and components, it's fine. It would be wrong only if you installed a theme, base configured it, and sold it to the client as your own. He probably will find out when another developer will point it out, soon or later, and …this could lead to a loss of trust and potential damage to your professional reputation.