I find this site to be a beautiful example of a blog layout. The grid based design, the type choices and yet it’s all very readable and scannable. Really great site, and it’s a dark background site too, I usually don’t like that type of site too much. Perhaps it’s all the MAD Men stuff on it, but whatever I like that too!
I find this site to be a beautiful example of a blog layout. The grid based design, the type choices and yet it’s all very readable and scannable. Really great site, and it’s a dark background site too, I usually don’t like that type of site too much. Perhaps it’s all the MAD Men stuff on it, but whatever I like that too!
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