Bare bones? You got it. Tersus is an achingly simple WordPress theme without all the usual cruft.
This is the personal site/blog/experiment of Chris Harrison, a web designer living, working and playing in Augusta, GA.
03.11.2008
I’m getting closer to being finished with this iteration of the site. The cool thing is that I am using this theme to power our company blog, so all of the changes I make here benefit it as well. I cleaned up the comments area of each page. Comments should be considerably more usable. The … Read the rest of this item
03.08.2008
Design is in the details. I’ve been saying this for years. Great article.
37Signals: Fire the workaholics. Been there, done that. I work a lot, but not as much as I used to. I get burned out pretty quickly when I work 60+ hr weeks. Burnout leads to sloppiness. Do I think workaholics should be fired? No. But I do think they need to re-evaluate why they’re spending … Read the rest of this item
Toyota: Living Up to Our Committment. My next vehicle may very well be a Toyota just because of this. It’s nice to see a company support their product above and beyond what might be expected of them.
03.05.2008
Finally, there’s an official solution from Google for syncing Google Calendars with Microsoft Outlook: Google Calendar Sync.
Jackie Moon Old Spice Commercials. Absolutely hilarious. I seriously need to go see Semi-Pro. (Hat tip: Maniacal Rage)
UPDATE: IE8 Beta 1 is now available for download. I’d recommend installing Virtual PC and then grabbing the latest Internet Explorer Application Compatibility VPC Image (Virtual Hard Disk Image for testing websites on IE on Windows XP SP2). That way you can conduct browser testing in a more controlled environment, as opposed to eradicating your … Read the rest of this item
03.04.2008
I started a live design a week or so ago, but wasn’t happy with where it was going. That’s why – if you’re visiting the site, and not reading this via RSS – there’s a new design. It’s not quite there yet, but it’s a lot better than what I previously had. The header image … Read the rest of this item
If you’re (still) having problems getting Adobe Creative Suite 3 installed, there’s hope. Adobe’s setup a toll-free number – 1-800-642-3623 – devoted to assisting customers with any installation issues they might have with CS3. You can also check out the Adobe Creative Suite 3 Support site for updated information.
SEO Is The Worst Thing Ever Invented. Amen.