As part of our ongoing efforts to make this blog useful to you, our users, we have overhauled the design. What do you think?
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2 comments:
Wow! Radical, I like it because it sure makes a statement.
Glad you like it Sal. I agree that it is a bit of a departure from the old look but hopefully it will grab people's attention.
Behind the scenes the CSS coding the blog is based on is considerably tidier and I've aligned it to the new Blogger template so elements (.e.g things on the sidebar), or even the overall design, can be changed much more easily.
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