Ready for the strip?
Yesssss!
Here I am in my full nudity, nice <body> don't you think?
No CSS spring reboot this year, but the spring is knockin' on the door (at least here in Italy) so it's time to get naked for one day and celebrate the 2nd CSS Naked Day!
Take a look here and read what happens to designs around the world today.
How appears this with Safari?
Since I'm not a lucky owner of a Mac, I cannot test my web pages under Safari.
A few days ago I've found a great free service that takes screenshots of the pages you upload using many different combinations of OS and browser.
Well, with Safari 2.0 running on a Mac OSX the site looks good, even if it seems that the size of the header content is too small.
I've tested it also under Windoze and Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5, 6.0... no surprises!
We are all victims of the buggy box model rendering of IE!
I'm tired to face such problems, anyway, as a good webdesigner ;), I've added `hacking CSS for older versions of IE' in the TODO list. Sooner or later...
Oh, the funny service I'm talking about is here:
http://browsershots.org
and my screenshots are here (maybe).
Reboot!
Welcome to the rebooted version of this site!
In fact this is not only a redesign done to participate to the 2006 fall edition of the CSS reboot event, it's a real full reboot!
All is new and funny:
- web standards compliant (of course)
- totally Perl-powered
- user-friendly
- simple, beautiful and funny (at least for me!)
You can read more in the page dedicated to this project.
I have some new ideas and a lot of work still to do, but this is the starting-point and a lot more have to come.
For sure the design could not compete with many of the other ones who participate, but I am not a webdesigner, I wish to be good with graphics, I think I'm better with coding...
Anyway, we are talking about web standards, not only CSS and design, right?! ;)
Many thanks to all for your visits and comments!