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Weekly Blog Topic 8 – Redesign?
Posted by John Saddington on Jan 14, 2009
Today is the 8th week of the Weekly Tech Blog Topic Series.
If you’re confused about what exactly this is, go here to read the first post ever and the guidelines…
Ok, today’s Tech Blog Topic is:
Are you considering redesigning your blog this year? And why?
John Saddington
John is the Chief Editor @ The 8BIT Network and Senior Blog Junkie here at ChurchCrunch.He enjoys Triple-Tall Americanos, developing Wordpress Themes, and a few other Random Things.
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my site got an overhaul in OCT…
church site, youth site, also
design site is next.
dude, keep me posted.
Yes! My designs are only 2 years old, but 2 years is a long time in Internet time. I’m thinking I’ll have to count on a yearly redesign – it’s kind-of like Moore’s law. Before I know it, a design will seem old after 2 months.
Also think social tools have become key.. Blog designs that incorporate social networking tools help readers find other interesting blogs, people, points of view, opinions etc. This can make a blog a hub for a micro-network. I want to be a hub in my micro-network.
These two reasons call for REDESIGN!
… yes!
Yes, I'm considering redesigning my blog. I'm constantly considering that. I don't change it very often, but if I could find the time I'd probably change it weekly.
… i suffer from the same issue.
I redesigned my blog twice in '08… ugh, but I think I'm finally happy with it now, so no changes planned for '09!
Yes because it's easy and free. I mean… Human3rror is like totally redesigning all the other Christian blogs on teh innerwebs, shirley he will redesign mine too, right?
peace|dewde
… let's talk.
Just did a big overhaul of my parents blog –> http://robertandkaryn.com
Not too sure if one should redesign a blog more than once a year – continuity is a good thing.
When I see a blog being redesigned every other month – I feel like that person has nothing better to do…
Now, I do believe that one should tweek their blog as needed and as often as possible – to better enhance the site.
Cheers
yes. definitely. i like tweaks.
Nope, I like it the way it is
good for you. preach it.
I am in a constant state of redesign.
let's not hang out then.
I'm working on redesigning right now. I need to find someone who will design or help me build a custom design because I'm banging my head against the wall on CSS coding.
there are a number of designers/devs out there…
Already did it this year, because I needed an extra project to do that would get me out of doing some work around the house!
Moved from Blogger this year to my own domain and hacked a free template ganked off the internets.
In summary, yes.
sweet. not for customizing…
Nope! my blog is one week old today. I'll see how it goes and possibly move to a hosted version later this year.
congrats!
I redesign my blog continuously… little tweaks here and there all the time. It wouldn't work for every site, but I have really enjoyed this evolutionary style of design, at least for my own personal site.
i do like evolution. it never stops though.
Ugh, I'd love to. LOVE to. But I don't know CSS and I'm broke, so probably not.
you'd be surprised what you can do…
Just dive in, take your time and learn something new! Like human3rror said "you'd be surprised what you can do…"
… sweet!
Hi for everyone, I’m new here. It’s great for being a part of so nice community. Cheers.