vote early & often

By gwen -
Shannon and I are mulling a change in FG's background, possibly to one of the templates shown here.

In the comments, vote for your two or three favorites. Viva democracy!

Comments

gwen said…
My favorites are:

To Taste (the first one)
A la Cuisine (the fourth one)
Restaurant Wall (fifth from the bottom; a dark horse candidate)
2:18 PM
Pencefn said…
(1) Supper's ready
(2) Today's Menu
(3) A la cuisine
2:47 PM
hefk said…
I like C'est Bon the best b/c there are no words
runners up -
To Taste
A la Cuisine

I love the food blog.
love.
4:01 PM
Alissa said…
I like:
1) Today's Menu
2) To Taste
3) A la Cuisine and C'est Bon
6:40 PM
Kelly said…
To Taste is my favorite. I have a new post to come this weekend involving bourbon caramel sauce. Seriously, it's to die for.
9:42 AM
gwen said…
So, hm. I made a few changes, but on my laptop screen, I can't see anything of the new design... is it just because it's narrow? What does it look like to you?
6:06 PM
Alissa said…
On my screen it has the white background with the black spoons, but then it has the same blue-background central column with the posts that the current blog has.
11:56 PM
gwen said…
Hm. Maybe it's just that my laptop screen is small? I changed the background color to a more refined gray but I honestly can't see enough to tell how it really looks. Weird. Let me know if this looks dumb and I'll change it again?
10:53 PM
Alissa said…
Hm. I think it's ok. I like the grey better than the blue with this background. I'm trying to figure out if it's a little hard on the eyes, though.... for some reason I feel like I'm having to squint a bit to read it. Is the font size the same as before, or is it smaller?
12:46 PM
hefk said…
it looks nice. I like the wide area for text in the center and the narrow area for graphics on the sides.
the grey is so refined. :)
8:19 AM
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