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Things may not look pretty if you’re reading this on 05 April, but don’t worry, everything will be back to “normal” tomorrow. CSS Naked Day has rolled around again, and this is the second year I’m participating. Today and today only, I’m not concerned about margins and padding, positioning and color. What you’re seeing is the site as it is generated without Cascading Style Sheets.
Tomorrow, the pretty will return. For now, you get to see KJToo.com with its clothes off.
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Cool. Kind of like what I did with WebFu – you can turn CSS off at anytime. And here I am, a web designer, and didn’t even know about CSS Naked Day. (sigh)
Cool. Kind of like what I did with WebFu – you can turn CSS off at anytime. And here I am, a web designer, and didn’t even know about CSS Naked Day. (sigh)
You know about it now, Howley, so get on the bandwagon!
This is giving me flashbacks to ’97 and my first website…
This is giving me flashbacks to ’97 and my first website…
That’s pretty much the effect we’re going for!
admit it… you broke it 🙂
admit it… you broke it 🙂
Not this time, Holyfield!
Cool. Kind of like what I did with WebFu – you can turn CSS off at anytime. And here I am, a web designer, and didn’t even know about CSS Naked Day. (sigh)
You know about it now, Howley, so get on the bandwagon!
{Insert poor excuse here about having edited website from work and why that would have been be bad}
Cool. Kind of like what I did with WebFu – you can turn CSS off at anytime. And here I am, a web designer, and didn’t even know about CSS Naked Day. (sigh)
You know about it now, Howley, so get on the bandwagon!
{Insert poor excuse here about having edited website from work and why that would have been be bad}
Wow, nested blockquotes don’t look very nice here. I’m going to have to do something about that.
Excuse accepted, Greg.
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