New Year, New Look

I’ve been playing with the Thematic Framework for WordPress a bit over the last few months. I like it because it’s simple, easily extendable and massively tweakable. I’m not much of a designer, but I was having fun making my own child theme for Thematic when I came across Child’s Play theme from scottnix.com. I liked it so much, that I threw away my work and applied Child’s Play to angryweasel.com. I tweaked the hell out of my last theme (and I’m sure I’ll tweak this one…eventually) – but what you see now (unless you’re reading my RSS feed) is completely stock. Not much to it, but it’s exactly what I was looking for.

Posts related to software forthcoming…HNY.

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