Just when you think things start to work, CSS bootcamp proves to be far more hardcore and painstaking. Todays horror after sorting out EM instead of px and small-med-large text sizing is BROWSERS! again! everyone needs to buy a mac and use safari to view the site apparently. It looks best in it, check it out in the image here… and compare it to yours if you’re looking at something else? I’m working on optimizing… IE is still a real pain… firefox is ok on mac, ok but slightly less due to a lack of text smoothing on the pc.

Browsing through everyone elses blogs and sites to learn and absorb fascinating little details that help make a site more than just a site. Although he doesnt post all that frequently, i just LOVE this guys site, and he has done amazing work as well.

journal : // hicksdesign

His menu close up

seriously though, how can you not love someone who appreciates/collects up menubar icons too? and just incredibly nice/usable design.

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WOW 7am… aka bedtime, but it is so sunny out, how does anyone get to sleep? did i mention i’ve been at this all day? since waking up from yesterdays 6am bedtime and being too ill to move for a while. adding an entry just to add an entry right now… got the title bar, linear timeline of a calendar up… tomorrow/future to dos….

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Blah blah trying to get educated on CSS… blah blah blah, probably wishing i was doing what will pop up in the picture here if this works… finally. there is no problem v.2 yea. work damnit. pop up. and pop up normal sized not monstrously freaking big sized. pop up.

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you gotta start sometime… so why not start now? this is the beginning of something. If only to stop being bored and having anyone around get annoyed with my restlessness, and perhaps even propel me out of this lull that i’ve rolled into. A little momentum is useful, and perhaps necessary.

and it isnt.