Mark Boulton

http://markboulton.co.uk/

I’ve watched Mark Boulton’s blog/site designs over the years make this really refreshing trip towards being completely minimal. I love it. He’s gotten down the just the bare essence of what he needs in a website, particularly with this latest design iteration.

Mark sums up his decisions rather succinctly in his blog post on the subject of this design.

This new design is a return to a design I ditched a little while ago. Single column. Sized to be easy on the eye. There’s a bit of Gridset in there to create the grid. Type from Process type – specifically, the serif is the rather lovely Elena and the sans serif is Colfax.

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