The cPanel templates provision to consume more disk space and memory than the DirectAdmin templates, however, this could be because cPanel has traditionally had support for more features.

A picture is worth a thousand words, so lets allow you to make your own decision about the skins.

Below is the Icon Grid Layout of the new DirectAdmin Evolution Skin.

Both panels provide live demos (though cPanel only appears to provide the 1) live demo of 2) cPanel and not one for WHM).

Additionally, you can 3) enable Demo Mode on an account that you host so that you can use it as a sales tool.

Both DirectAdmin and cPanel are structured with different access levels.

DirectAdmins interface seems to be a bit easier with regards to the number of ports and access levels.

DirectAdmins management interface may seems simpler to use to someone that prefers to manage all accounts andor domains themselves, though it is still simple enough to manage multiple access levels as well.

The ability to create multiple users with admin access levels also allows one to share the overall server and reselleruser management responsibilities with other admin users while preserving absolute root control.

The highest level that one can have with WHM without using the root login is the reseller level.

There is no option to create other admin users to help you manage resellers, and if reseller management is necessary, one must use the root login in order to accomplish this.

DirectAdmin offers four styles of the new Evolution theme for all access levels.

DirectAdmin has also recently their first sub-theme for Evolution, which is named traditional.

DirectAdmin traditional forum thread.

As for cPanel, the cPanel team recommends the x theme for WHM, the paperlantern theme for cPanel, and the x3mail theme for Webmail.

By default, you can choose either the Classic style or the Default style for WHM.

You can choose one of four different styles for cPanel with the Paper Lantern theme.

The following image is taken from WHMs Home Themes Theme Manager interface.

Both DirectAdmin and cPanel provide documentation for customizing themes for their panels and login pages.

One can completely alter the appearance of the panel to suit their personal style or brand with either panel.

At first glance, DirectAdmins File Manger doesnt appear to have as many options as cPanels, but many of those features become accessible via tooltips that appear when you are about to select a file or directory that you need to make changes to.

So, dont let the simplicity of the display fool you as the features are tucked away nicely and intuitively displayed when you need them.

It opens in a new window so that you can easily swap back and forth between cPanel and the File Manager if needed.

Both DirectAdmin and cPanel support WebDAV (cPanel support is via its Web Disk interface).

An experienced system administrator may be able to configure these on DirectAdmin, though.

WebDAV support with nginxapache on Directadmin powered server.

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