Redesign
Monday, February 04, 2008
The old version of this site was terrible, so I re-wrote everything from scratch. Even the graphics were re-done in photoshop. Overall the site should look better, run faster, and be friendlier to IE and other browsers.

As you can see, Web2.0 is not simply about fancy gradients and larger fonts. It is about aesthetics and user-friendliness. That is why Panicpanda.com is designed from the ground-up to be very fast, responsive, and minimalistic. Thanks to the magic of CSS, the main content loads -before- the graphics do, the way a web-page is supposed to. That way, dialup users can enjoy a blazing-fast experience without having to sacrifice quality. Broadband users should notice extremely-quick page-loading times thanks to the lightweight-nature of CSS and cleverly-compressed graphics.


Wtf is panicpanda?
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Some of you may have been asking, "What the fuck is this shit??" This is just a place for me to dump my notes, plans, recipes, thoughts, scribbles, stories, links, and so on. I will also be using this place to test-out CSS and Photoshop techniques, as well as host some content for friends and family.


Site under construction
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Site is currently under heavy maintenance, so no articles will be updated at the moment. I'll try to get things up and running soon.


Updated Tuesday, 05-Feb-2008 17:57:47 MST
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Freehand Drawing
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