Substance over (CSS) Style

At least for today

by j. brotherlove

Amongst other things, I’m a huge CSS freak. So it’s fitting that I take part in CSS Naked Day ‘07. In the words of designer/developer Dustin Diaz:

The idea behind this event is to promote Web Standards. Plain and simple. This includes proper use of (x)html, semantic markup, a good hierarchy structure, and of course, a good ‘ol play on words. It’s time to show off your .

Admittedly, I have some legacy code that could use cleaning up. But I’m saving that for a rainy day and a full overhaul (whenever that is). The full Technicolor version of thebrotherlove that you love so much returns tomorrow.

No CSS (Naked) Version

CSS Baby!

You teach me wonderful things, and you are hip to what is happening (even if I don’t always know or care about what you cover). Your spirit is clean and wonderful. And your style awesome. Recently, I returned from the BlogHer business 07 conference in nyc, and among the powerful women I met/listened to was FastCompany.com editor Lynne D. Johnson
(How to Embrace the Social Media Culture panelist). When I linked to her sites, guess whose signature design I found? You are everywhere! Happy holidays, if you celebrate any;-)

Thanks tamar! I appreciate your comments. And I’m glad my writing holds some nugget of interest for you (even when you don’t know or care about the topics I choose - hehe).

Shoot. I missed out on all the naked fun! Figures.
I’ve been bumbling my way online for a few years now and I know there are a lot of things I could improve. I keep putting that off for a rainy day as well. I’m almost scared to look underneath the hood now. :D

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