57. Style Talk

A style biter isn't someone with some parallel similarities, but everything similar.
Food for thought is good and the variety of the pyramid is the answer to your creative health.

56. Global Site Update Scenario

The things I'm doing to the site... if I didn't know Hyper Text Mark-up Language like I know how to eat food, some updates would take several hours instead of 30 minutes. Honestly, I never thought I'd know so much about this stuff. Just last year, people were watching me upload Dreamweaver shit shows. Now I'm catching the program doing bad things sometimes and I'm smacking it up like a lil' bizniddie-H (bee-yotsche).

As design aesthetics go, I tried to take it as far as possible. I realized that if I go too far, the site will look like a silly game-geek imperium. There is success in combining my colored glass panels with transparent flat shaded cels. A hard mix of modern OS and minimal masturbatiousness that comes out clean.

I guess if I can talk about how things are going, I'm certain that "This is the way!" "This is the way!"

55. Bad Anime Drawn Well

54. Bloggue Archive Container and CSS Rules

Each night, I'll be making one design template towards Final Destination: galleryMN Completion.
Tonight, I made this Bloggue Archive Container. Being comfortable with css and pixel art is good.

The first screen cap shows the actual container vs. the css rule. I rule too.
A background image is embedded into each one of those colorful little boxes.
The second screen cap reveals the background images taken apart.

53. I heard that spiders are our grandmothers.

52. Site Beta

After pimping up the site with css, the entire layout changed as well.
Here's a screen shot of its beta mode. It's transparent, but not nearly as tight as it is now.
There's no room for the header art anymore, but the change was worth it. Form fitting buttons!

From this picture, all of a sudden I know why Big V called me Gator. That's just too much; haHA.

 

51. Site Standards Maximized

Successfully changed the entire REAL site menu into full CSS with an external style sheet.
This cuts the code into 1/3 of its former size. The entire process was put together with common sense.
Since I've been inching away at CSS on my own terms, tutorials or guides weren't really necessary. Good!