Dan Cameron

It was a long overdue design refresh. I ended up focusing on the classic blog style with syndication from multiple social sites: my latest tweet is show at the head of the blog and my Google Shared articles are pulled and posted.

Carrington allowed me to create a ton specific markup for each type of post, on the homepage each type of post is not only styled different ( using post class ) but the markup is different. For example, my review articles have post-thumbnails and in the future I’ll be styling these reviews different based on media type.

I also ended up using typekit and some CSS3 techniques to round it out.

The Designer/Developer

Dan Cameron
http://sproutventure.com

Based in Ventura CA, we specialize in web solutions to grow businesses on the internet. Whether you’re a website owner that needs some help or a small business that’s starting out or a large social networking site with over a million users we can help.
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Using Carrington

For starters I didn't have to create a bunch of ifelse statements to create different markup based on category or tag. The other major advantage is it's organization — sounds silly but it saves me a ton of time.