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February 21, 2005 at 9:05 pm
Al Abut
Ooo, I very much like the graphic design – it’s simple and artsy, not easy to pull off. In fact, it’s your design I’ve liked the most so far. Not to put a thorn in your side, but I’d love to see this thought experiment: have joecrawford.com morph from a 90’s style portal page that links to external sites and instead become a single unified visual style for the other links too, fold the internal artlung pages into the same theme and become effectively one site with a single main nav, relegate the external links to either a links page and/or a little sidebar. What do you think?