A List Apart 3.0
It's here! Finally!
I didn't really expect the new design to be this different from the old one. Interesting! (and a new article on styling navigation with CSS...)
It's here! Finally!
I didn't really expect the new design to be this different from the old one. Interesting! (and a new article on styling navigation with CSS...)
Suzanne posted this at 17:15 — 25th October 2003.
She has: 5,507 posts
Joined: Feb 2000
The CSS navigation is interesting, but I find it YAH (yet another hack) that would be better solved (in the future, granted) by better CSS options or SVA. You can read that (accurately!) as "Suzanne hates all the extra work involved", heh.
I'm pleased to see a more bloglike format, but I'd like to be able to access the comments directly.
And I think the logo looks like we're being given the finger, ha ha!
Seriously, glad its back and producing some quality articles!
Renegade posted this at 03:14 — 26th October 2003.
He has: 3,022 posts
Joined: Oct 2002
Glad its back but I don't quite like fixed width design
KeithMcL posted this at 15:47 — 26th October 2003.
He has: 176 posts
Joined: Oct 1999
I don't know why but I was expecting something more radical. Must be my interpretation of the abilities of the folks over at ALA. I too would prefer a liquid design than the fixed width one.
Suzanne posted this at 19:24 — 26th October 2003.
She has: 5,507 posts
Joined: Feb 2000
Fixed width is the new liquid design. An emphasis on typographical sensibilities instead of pure real estate. However, I would have preferred a LARGER fixed with. so less scrolling. Since the audience is web developers, and we typically have larger displays, moving to a slightly larger fixed width would have been a better choice, I think.
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