— 4 April 2006 —

Getting Naked

Screw Getting Real.

What happened to the design?

To know more about why styles are disabled on this website visit the

Annual CSS Naked Day website for more information.

Why am I doing this? Because I want to. Hooray! The design will be back up tomorrow-ish. Too bad it couldn’t coinside with CSS Reboot day. No styles for 36-ish hours, then bam! a fresh design.

My site probably looks better now without styles. But, if you are inetrested, here’s what it will likely look like by May 1.

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4 Responses to Getting Naked

  1. commenter's gravatar.   Dan eloquently responded with:

    Refreshing to see an old school layout in a blog. Ever seen the blog at webmasterworld.com / robots.txt ?

    4 April 2006 at 14:32


  2. commenter's gravatar.   Jake Ingman eloquently responded with:

    I have to admit, I reloaded the page 3 times thinking the CSS wasn’t coming through. Then I thought maybe it was a joke, “oh I get it usability“. My mistake.

    You look surprisingly good naked. Your site, your site looks good.

    4 April 2006 at 20:11


  3. commenter's gravatar.   Matthew Oliphant eloquently responded with:

    I should set the bgcolor to gray, sorry, #CCC. That’d take us too far back. ;)

    I kind of like it. Not enough to keep it. Too infatuated with GUIs, I mean WUIs.

    All I can say is this is good timing, especially when I am looking for a new job. Now they can see my true design talent!

    “Matthew, there’s such a thing as too much less.”

    “Tell that to Fried!”

    4 April 2006 at 23:34


  4. commenter's gravatar.   Matthew Oliphant eloquently responded with:

    Oh, since I got a lot of Technorati hits searching “web 2.0″…

    This post is categorized properly. I figured it was easier using a category that already existed, rather than coming up with a new one called “Web 2.0, It’s Irony People.”

    4 April 2006 at 23:38


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