I’m no master sculptor or typographer; neither am I a master web designer. But I’ve tried to incorporate as much of common aesthetic sense and reason into my page design as possible–borrowing and learning from the masters of the art, web style and design books, the print media, and using my own design sense (picked up from plain observation) as lagniappe.

Update: There’s more to Web design than just HTML.

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