The change.gov site is finally up. It has blogs, a schedule, detailed info on all the new administrations policies, an open application for appointed positions (!), and this page:
A simple web form—It’s like a suggestion box for America. But, because it’s so simple, I gotta ask: Why the hell hasn’t this been done before?!
THIS IS WHAT CHANGE ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE!
Update: Apparently, the jobs section is there to request more info about the application process. Still, impressive.
HAPPYNESS IS A WARM CHOCK LOCK
MY CHOCK LOCK HAS BEEN ENGAGED TO FULL.
HAPPY CHOCKTOBER TO ONE AND ALL!
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So I bought a book. A book on typography.
I figure, since I’m doing this web programming thing now (I know, I know - I’m late to the party), I should know at least a little about typography and how it relates to design.
Anyway, I’m trying to be more aware of text and welcome any good resources. Also, I’ve decided I like how Century Gothic looks for a header font.
I like simple stuff.
This site needs more simple,
so here’s the simple!
(a work in progress).