A blog that caught my eye
I first read The Short Fat Kid’s commentary on the Getting Sh-t Done method of productivity. I don’t know why that caught my eye, but perhaps it’s because I need to get st-ff done. As I linked over to utilware’s blog, I was mesmerized. The simple design and delightful navigation of the site kept me there longer than I would have been otherwise. Each click brought me to a new page whose clean, graceful lines and look drew me into its content.Â
So bravo, Bill Westerman, whoever you are! I’ve now got blog envy. Great work and happy blogging!
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ok now you have me clicking away on this dude’s site…..
I agree. I kept on hitting next even after I had finished reading about the GSD plan.
Hey, glad you liked GSD and the site design! It was a massive redesign, about 40-50 hours work, which I did flat on my back after gall bladder surgery.
Bill