Nice blog layout, I like the navigation on the right side and the way the “roll-overs” work.
Matthias Schuetz is a german Graphic and Web Designer who writes about Webdesign-related topics on his weblog. He’s specialized on Frontend-Development and Content-Management-Systems like TextPattern and Typo3
Nice blog layout, I like the navigation on the right side and the way the “roll-overs” work.
Matthias Schuetz is a german Graphic and Web Designer who writes about Webdesign-related topics on his weblog. He’s specialized on Frontend-Development and Content-Management-Systems like TextPattern and Typo3
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