Anything Considered: The Beauty of Randomness

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The Beauty of Randomness

Wednesday, April 2, 2008

I spent some time last time looking through CSS guides. It's been a long time, and I am completely out of touch. Dreamweaver now under Adobe? Wow.

As always, with reading HTML/CSS guides, it is always best to see how they are executed. And after one random walk through blogskins, this happened.

I love layouts with clear, simple form. It's pretty without being cluttered. The text is eminently readable, which is a must for me. And all in all it's like a throwback to the old serendipity days, when I did all the coding myself.

I think this randomness will last me a while. But a placid house, even in a different time, is neither random nor red. And no one expresses your self better than you do.

posted by Jared
6:39 AM

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