Really nice re-design of Monday By Noon. I’ve enjoyed this blog for quite some time now and was very pleased to discover the new look. It’s nice and crisp and the colors make this site very easy to read. While it’s like 95% text, I think it’s broken up well enough to make it easily readable. Great typography and hierarchy also help in that department.
Really nice re-design of Monday By Noon. I’ve enjoyed this blog for quite some time now and was very pleased to discover the new look. It’s nice and crisp and the colors make this site very easy to read. While it’s like 95% text, I think it’s broken up well enough to make it easily readable. Great typography and hierarchy also help in that department.
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