Mark Boulton (new)

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The newly re-designed personal site for Mark Boulton. This is a really scaled back blog for what looks like his personal writings and experiments, I love it. I love the simplicity and almost perfect cleanliness to it. I love that it’s all set it Georgia and even though it’s rather simplified (to which Mark is definitely not) it really gives you a sense for his personality. The reds in contrast with the overall black text really stand out and give certain elements/links punch. I think the design really stands in stark contrast to a lot of what you see on the web at large. Great work Mark!

markboulton

The newly re-designed personal site for Mark Boulton. This is a really scaled back blog for what looks like his personal writings and experiments, I love it. I love the simplicity and almost perfect cleanliness to it. I love that it’s all set it Georgia and even though it’s rather simplified (to which Mark is definitely not) it really gives you a sense for his personality. The reds in contrast with the overall black text really stand out and give certain elements/links punch. I think the design really stands in stark contrast to a lot of what you see on the web at large. Great work Mark!

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