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A Different Look

Last night I was working on a post and I realize I was a little bored with the look of my blog.  The text column was to narrow, so I expanded it.  That meant that I had to replace or alter the banner, so I replaced it.  I have been playing with background colors and I might not be finished with that.  TypePad allows you a lot of options if you have the Pro version, that are not all that complicated.  Anyway, if you like it let me know.  If you do not like it, let me know that as well.

January 18, 2008 in Blogging, Design and Architecture, Legal Weblogs (Blawgs), Of Interest, The Internet, Typepad |

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Grant D. Griiffiths

Chuck -- I love the new look. Dare I say the banner gives it a real Web 2.0ish look. The side margin colors are the only think I would work on right now. Don't overlook the power of white space there. Perhaps a bold vertical line separating the body of the blog from the sidebar margin. Just a thought.

Posted by: Grant D. Griiffiths | January 18, 2008 at 11:49 AM

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