I think this entry is long overdue.

The old gradient layout was starting to look really old, so I thought it was time to sit at my computer for hours to come up with a new one.

It has been just shy of two years since my last website revamp. I tried to keep the layout even more simple by removing the two-column page structure. I figure that this format is more flexible and is a more efficient use of page space.

For the first time ever on this blog, I have used a serif font for larger titles. Readers, meet Georgia. I often encounter articles discouraging the use of seriffed fonts for webpages, due to its lack of legibility on computer screens comparatively, but I find that now with the widespread use of sans-serif fonts, fonts like Georgia, brings your eye’s attention to where it’s needed— for titles, headings and the like.

I have finally found the required plugins to show all the comments— from both my main blog and linklog— all on one page, but I am still in the works for my main archive page. I thought that I would hold off on this new layout announcement until everything is complete, but it has been way too long.