“The desire to redesign is aesthetic-driven, while the desire to realign is purpose-driven. One approach seeks merely to refresh, the other aims to fully reposition and may or may not include a full refresh.” – Cameron Moll

If you’ve been here before you’re probably wondering what the heck has changed. ‘It looks the same’ you think to yourself, mutter to your dog, shout out the window in disbelief. And you’re right. While there are a few subtle changes to the overall look of my website (what do you think of my letterpress text?) the real changes are under the hood, so to speak.

The adoption of WordPress is probably the biggest change. It seems that nobody wants a plain old static website anymore, and the more I’ve worked with WordPress, the more I’ve realized why: just because you can write a mean line of code doesn’t mean you have to.

And with WordPress comes the possibility of a blog. (Which I see you have found; welcome.) ‘What do I plan on doing with the blog,’ you ask. Honestly, I’m not sure right now. What you won’t see are web round-ups, tutorials and other such things that are so wonderfully done at other places.

Have a look around, and let me know what you think either via the contact page or in the comments below. And for goodness sake, if you see a mistake or something just doesn’t look right please let me know.

*I stole this term from A List Apart and Cameron Moll. You can read the whole article here.