Quintessential Reversion
Due to popular demand, I will be switching the site’s default theme back to the colorful Quintessential theme (opens new tab or window). Many people simply felt that the extreme minimalism of the new Requiem theme (opens new tab or window) was just too “plain” or otherwise difficult to navigate due to the single-column design. So, after giving it a go and receiving some excellent feedback, Perishable Press will be rolling with the Quintessential theme — at least for now.. ;)
Those of you who prefer the straightforward usability and minimalist design aesthetic of the new Requiem theme may continue to use it during your visits to Perishable Press. Either click here for Requiem (opens new tab or window), or otherwise scroll down to the footer of the default Quintessential theme to the “Switch Themes” links. Additionally, for the more adventurous surfers out there, you may choose to skin the site with any of my 18 available themes.
I would like to thank everyone who took the time to share their opinions of the new theme. Your insight and feedback is greatly appreciated! :)
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This is article #666, posted by Jeff Starr on Tuesday, January 27, 2009 @ 08:17am. Categorized as Perishable, and tagged with news, Perishable, redesign, themes, update, WordPress. Updated on January 27, 2009. Visited 75403 times. 13 Responses »
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1 • January 27, 2009 at 9:19 am — Simon says:
Yay !
Thank you for the move, as you show how much you listen to your reader’s opinion, as difficult as it might get.
I guess it’s not easy to put aside a design you wished to go mainstream, as you already explained your preference over Requiem. At least, the style switcher is there for the ones that are least appealed with the explosive colors of Quintessential…
STL