CSS Naked Day

Posted April 5th, 2006 by Lafinboy

Wondering where the fancy site has gone? What happened to the layout, the images, the niceties? Fear not - this is a temporary change to support CSS Naked Day, a push to encourage web developers to open up their sites to the harsh glare of public scrutiny. Will your site stand up to being naked for a day? Go on, give it a go - in cyberspace nobody can see you blush!

Reading this after 6th April 2006? The nakedness has passed, and the site is fully clothed again.

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One Response to: “CSS Naked Day”

  1. David Montgomery responds:
    Posted: January 19th, 2007 at 1:02 am →

    Luckily enough, my site would have stood up to the test. If you decide to have a naked day again, drop me line and I’ll join you!

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