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About updates to the site layout, I've come to the realization that the site doesn't need to have a uniform look and feel for the whole site, or sections of the
by chris_mahan 13y ago
About updates to the site layout, I've come to the realization that the site doesn't need to have a uniform look and feel for the whole site, or sections of the site. I came to the understanding that each page can do, can be, what it needs to be. Plain html5 (no css, no js) is enough for my needs, and each page is customized for its own purpose.
I have a crumbs navigation at top, that may go away too. most people (99.9% i think) navigate forward, then use the back key in the browser to go back, so I may get rid of the crumbs someday.
each page on the site is accessible from the whole internet. If Joe the poet links to a page on my site, essentially, my page becomes part of the web experience Joe is building. I want to show respect to Joe, and not suck in his readers into my own site. if people want to get to the root of my site, they already know how to edit the uri down to the domain name.
(sorry for philisophizing! )