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#2 by Lucas on 22 June 13 - 5:45 am
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I like it, a little refresh is always nice and your homage to your high school colors may be subliminal or intentional, it is hard to tell, but either way they have always looked nice together.Does the site have RSS Feed capability for the main blog posts and not just the responses? I saw the little logo on the sidebar when you rollover it that I thought was RSS, but ended up being XML text, not sure the point of that feature. Also, I think the sidebar is a little oversize, you could maybe narrow it down a bit. Although, when you tab over to the recent posts it is convenient to have a little more real estate so the word wrap does not look like a barber pole a mile long. Maybe switching the font size on that tab would help solve both issues, or maybe even the font size of the whole sidebar would allow you to shrink it a bit.The other thing that catches me is the style of the Site Nav section. I don’t think it clearly conveys the importance of that aspect of the site, as it is basically the Master navigation point of the entire site. It is essentially your iPod Home Button, but it looks more like a simple link list that shows up at the bottom of the most webpages. Maybe by bulking up the links under the Site Nav bar, or making them more bulky or prominent, it would help to distinguish this part of the site as a more central feature. I understand you are trying to link the styling that exists all the way down the bar, but I just think that aesthetically it should have a little more heft to it. That was what was nice about the old bar across the top, but I do like the switch, it cleans up the site and makes it flow nicer with everything off to the right just my personal take, one heck of an overhaul though, it definitely is a very professional set of changes and I like them quite a bit.
#3 by Bud on 11 July 13 - 10:55 pm
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I think you have seen into one of the futures, I’m intending something kind of like that.