No public Twitter messages.

Version 2 Redesign Launched

2 Comments
News
12.2.2007

Finally, I launched my redesign. I still have a little bit of cleanup to do in the blog section, but Sunday night football is on, so that’s not going to happen tonight.

The goal for this redesign was to simplify. I’m only using a couple of images, and sticking to a pretty strict grid. I would say the inspiration for this redesign is definitely Khoi Vinh.

So the headings (or at least most of them) are done using sIFR. I’m pulling in my Twitter status next to my logo. I’ve got my Flickr photos, Ma.gnolia bookmarks, and Amazon Astore in the footer.

Let me know if you have any feedback. Hopefully I will be able to clean up some of the blog stuff tomorrow or Tuesday.

Share This:

RSS feed of comments for this entry

2 Comments

- Adrian Turner
- 12.3.2007 at 4:03 pm
- #
- Reply »
Nice Redesign Cap. PHP!
Man, the web police are going to get me for neglecting my site… but I’ll kick them in their Web 2.0 badges.
- Mike Schinkel
- 12.24.2007 at 7:26 am
- #
- Reply »
This is possible the best blog design I have seen yet, bar none! NICE! I’ve been planning a redesign and a move to WordPress for my main blog for quite some time. Yours will definitely influence me!

BTW, any implementation details you could share would be appreciated.

P.S. Now, if you just add a comment preview and an “email me when others comment on this post” your blog would be about perfect!

Speak Your Mind

Previous PostUpgraded to Wordpress 2.3.1
Next PostIntegrated Whole Site with Wordpress

Hi, I’m Trevor Davis

I’m a 25 year old Front-End Developer living in Arlington, VA. I work full-time at Viget Labs and freelance on the side.

I specialize in CSS, HTML, jQuery, WordPress & ExpressionEngine. See more of my work, and then hire me.

Recent Work

See More of My Work

Asides

A Better jQuery In-Field Label Plugin I’ve just written another article for my company blog about using jQuery in-field labels. #
On Flash Ever since the iPad was announced and we were informed that flash wasn’t supported, everyone and their mother has been writing articles about flash. I actually thoroughly enjoyed Jeff Croft’s take. #
The importance of teaching your clients and being the boss Hallelujah: “We may check the site in a dozen browser and operating configurations but the visitors don’t, and never will, we can not forget that…” #
Do what works best for you, not them Cameron Moll reminds us that if something works for you, but isn’t recommended by others, who cares. Do what works best for you. #
Practical Uses of CSS3 I have been so busy with my new job at Viget Labs that I haven’t had any time to blog. I did just write a post on our Viget Inspire blog about Practical Uses of CSS3 though. #