I just treated my website to a long-overdue face lift - it’s been at least three years since the last time I gave it any serious attention. This is the first time that it meets W3C standards for markup and style, because it never seemed to be worth the effort until now. At this point, however, the browsers and the design tools have matured such that I was able to create a look and feel that is reasonably consistent across browsers and at the same time abide by the standards without banging my head against the nearest wall. Of course, I’ve only tested it in Windows with IE6, IE7, Opera 9, and Firefox 2, so it’s possible that one of my friends with a Mac will have some bad news for me - but I hope not.

Now I need to tweak this blog’s CSS so that it coordinates with the look of the static site.

*UPDATE:

I’ve modified the blog’s css and added some links to the static site. It would look much better if I didn’t need to make adjustments in the layout to accommodate IE6. If you’re using IE, please switch to a really good browser now, before you forget about it again. If you don’t like Firefox, then try Opera. If you insist on using IE, and you’re still using an older version, please at least upgrade to the current version!