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Messing with the blog
As you may have noticed the look of the blog has changed, in fact yesterday it changed at least twice. The culprit, or legend depending on your feelings about the new look is one Mr D Bish. Do leave comments along the lines of 'much better - really like it' or 'what's with all the yellow?', please be nice.
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Messing with the blog
As you may have noticed the look of the blog has changed, in fact yesterday it changed at least twice. The culprit, or legend depending on your feelings about the new look is one Mr D Bish. Do leave comments along the lines of 'much better - really like it' or 'what's with all the yellow?', please be nice.
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I don't like the yellow.
Trying to find colours that work.
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November 26, 2008 at 7:10 AM
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Phil Whittall said...
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Hey no confusion, and I prefer today's colours to last nights. Just having some fun...
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November 26, 2008 at 9:38 AM
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Ant said...
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I like this dark red/orange three column layout - its clear and it looks smart, with the colours contrasting well with each other.
The only suggestion I would add is about the width of the third column - compared to the google reader list in the first column, it seems narrow. As its the main content of the blog, could it be wider and therefore more eminent? -
November 26, 2008 at 10:32 AM
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Tim Simmonds said...
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this version is good.
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November 26, 2008 at 10:33 AM
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Sarah D said...
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I like this version, it is very smart!
I am having problems with the design of my blog right now, just can't get it right so I can relate to the dilemas of blog design...this one looks good though!! -
November 26, 2008 at 11:29 AM
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Unknown said...
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Thanks Ant - partly the width thing is to say I think the feed is probably the key element for this blog as an aggregator - and this bit is less important (just for Phil to poke at my designage etc!)
All comments welcome! -
November 26, 2008 at 7:13 PM
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6 comments:
I don't like the yellow.
Trying to find colours that work.
Sorry for the confusion.
Hey no confusion, and I prefer today's colours to last nights. Just having some fun...
I like this dark red/orange three column layout - its clear and it looks smart, with the colours contrasting well with each other.
The only suggestion I would add is about the width of the third column - compared to the google reader list in the first column, it seems narrow. As its the main content of the blog, could it be wider and therefore more eminent?
this version is good.
I like this version, it is very smart!
I am having problems with the design of my blog right now, just can't get it right so I can relate to the dilemas of blog design...this one looks good though!!
Thanks Ant - partly the width thing is to say I think the feed is probably the key element for this blog as an aggregator - and this bit is less important (just for Phil to poke at my designage etc!)
All comments welcome!
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