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  1. Carl Rosekilly

    Interesting blog design and layout, quite original, top stuf!!

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  2. Rich

    Yea, love the grid and typography. It works well. Though for the headers I may have opted for an alternate solution than sprites :) Seems painful to update –> http://www.livingprinciples.org/wp-content/themes/livingprinciples/images/lp_headings.png

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  3. MtthwMllr

    ^ This blew my mind! While i hate Cufon, it would be a better option than this.

    Aside from that, I love this website. A very unique touch on a simple layout.

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  4. Nick

    Nice, the layout is kind of blurring the lines between a centred and aligned site. Top work.

    But I think they need to lift their game in terms of the content imagery, some of it doesn’t feel up to standard eg http://bit.ly/cpPLiR

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  5. Jacob Lee

    Loving these center aligned/asymmetrical layouts. Does anyone know of any HTML/CSS tutorials to achieve this?

    Also Cufon et al is dead. Check out the future: http://www.fontsquirrel.com/

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  6. Chanty

    Horizontal scrollbar on a 1024 resolution though… But I guess they can get away with that considering their target audience :)

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  7. dave

    Nice design, way too hard to read. The columns are just there for filler – don’t see how they expect anyone to read that without eye strain.

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  8. Boston Web Design

    This is a fantastic design! Really innovative and impressive!

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  9. Carl Rosekilly

    @dave

    On reflection I agree about things being hard to read, especially the ‘quick links’ section, the font size and colour a playing with my 28 year old eyes, a more defined colour palette and type size increase could be beneficial here!

    and related resources too, the white on lime green is pushing it…

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  10. Hakan Uzunoglu

    i liked the overall typography, but yes the right columns could be more readable.

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