A couple of years ago I went mining.
I was searching for design inspiration, so I started browsing CSS galleries to see if I could find something that would ignite some ideas for a redesign of my own.
Among the many sites I saw that night which I liked, this one stood out.
A few weeks ago I launched a new minimalist design here on my site. As you can see from the comments in that post, most of you liked it.
In typical fashion, as I did with the eleven40 theme, I’m giving it back to you — the Genesis community — as a way of saying thanks for being so loyal.
A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of traveling to Boulder, Colorado to meet with my partners at Copyblogger Media. As we do usually once a year, we find a tranquil place to spend a few days of vision casting and strategic planning.
The past two years have been a really exciting time for me as an entrepreneur, but they certainly haven’t been without cost — 16 hour days, late nights and overall just a lot of work.
While I wouldn’t trade my current situation in for the world, I did go into that meeting with a personal agenda that needed to be addressed.
If you’re anything like me, you have random thoughts that you’d like to share with your readers. Chances are you don’t want comments or for them to go out in your RSS feed.
Well I have good news for you — creating a Stream page like mine is so incredibly simple that you can pull it off in 30 seconds. So now you can have your own personal Twitter.
Two weeks ago I unveiled a minimalist design on my website. You’ll see in the comments I was asked a number of times if (or when) that design was going to be available on StudioPress.
Normally I make folks sweat it out a few months, but this time around I’m throwing y’all a bone and developing the Minimum 2.0 theme which should be available soon.
The latest design trends point directly towards the use of Google Fonts within a website.
Google believes that everyone should be able to bring quality typography to their web pages and applications, so they made it extremely easy to implement their fonts.