
Yup, that’s right. This site is participating in CSS Naked Day to show much love Web Standards and all those who make our blogs beautiful. (Including me *ahem*) By stripping our designs for the day, we are showing support for those who take mass amounts of time/energy/frustration and high doses of caffeine to make our blog gorgeous, because we’re they’re worth it! Right?
Blog Herald posted an excellent article regarding CSS Naked Day - must read!
As stated by Lorelle:
This is the third year of the annual CSS Naked Day which honors web design and designers around the world who help make our websites and blogs look “pretty” to the eye while still being totally functional under the hood. Dustin Diaz wanted to give the web world an opportunity to remind everyone of the benefits of CSS web page design. By removing the stylesheet for the day, the world would see naked web pages, giving a little more appreciation for the skills of web page designers.
What do you have to do to participate?
Simple - install the Naked Day plugin, change the file name of your stylesheet, or remove it completely for the day (remember to keep a back up on file!!) Lorelle has also provided a naked theme on Lorelle on Wordpress for those who are tech savvy.
So, feel like getting naked?
I wanna know who’s stripping on April 9th so sign up on my Mr. Linky so I can stop by and see your bare ass (blog).



















Refresh your cache, there’s a new design! Refreshing, summery, spring-like. Ironic that I unveil it the day of the hugest snowstorm this year.

