A couple of weeks ago I redefined my website, vowing to move away from writing tutorials and how-to’s here on my blog, in lieu of publishing more personal content.
In typical fashion, this of course came with a new design — one that I’m particularly fond of. It didn’t take long for me to push out the new look, considering I started development on it a measly three days prior to deploying it.
For some of you who are reading this, none of these things might appeal to you.
Perhaps you prefer coffee from Caribou or some other local coffee shop. It’s also possible that you’re a beach person, and can certainly do without the mountains.
The idea of running is something that you loathe, and a hobby you vow to never get into.
First off, let’s get rid of the elephant in the room. Yes, I did it again. And yes, I know I said that I was going to stick with the previous design for a while.
The fact of the matter is that I have a serious problem, but I won’t apologize for it.
I love to design, to tinker and to try new things. This isn’t a surprise to anyone, and quite honestly if you thought I’d be keeping the previous design forever — shame on you. #grins
I will compensate Rafal with Starbucks for a month since I lost our side bet. The sun will rise and the sun will set today. Let’s all move on with this, ‘mkay?
A year ago we released a plugin on StudioPress that was an easy to use, customizable way to display social media icons that link visitors to your various social profiles.
Well yesterday we made that experience much better. As in, completely #bueno.
Yesterday I launched the new design here on my site, which includes a number of things that are new to my personal theme. In other words, things I’ve never used before.
One of those is what’s known as a “sticky menu”, and it’s something that I really wanted to incorporate when I began the redesign process.