Our proudly lovdbyless powered social network

[Seb]

Hi,

Just to let your know that our new release of our social network for
designers is available.

A lot of minor changes have been made, very easily (the code is just
simple as it should be) and here we are : http://diplomes.etapes.com

Any comments?

[Imran Anwar]

Nicely done.

Would love to see someone post an FAQ on how to best use html/css etc. to give LBL based sites unique designs.

Imran

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[Steven Bristol]

The site looks great! Congratulations on launch and good job!

(One small note, on the edit profile page at the bottom, I clicked
"No" for participation and the word disappeared. Might be confusing
for some.)

Cheers,
Steven Brsitol

[Steven Bristol]

On Sat, Jul 24, 2010 at 12:07 PM, Imran Anwar <imran...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Nicely done.
>
> Would love to see someone post an FAQ on how to best use html/css etc. to give LBL based sites unique designs.
>
> Imran
>

Lovd, like many sites, is a basic two column design. Making it look
unique is a matter of choosing fonts, colors, borders, padding,
spacing, and images. Moving the two columns will also make your site
look unique (switching sides, or even making them top/bottom instead
of left right. All of this can be done via css.

cheers,
Steven Bristol

[Steven Bristol]

PS the signup email just came and it had html in the subject line:
"<p>your_account</p> Diplomes étudiants étapes:"

cheers,
steve

[Sébastien Augereau]

Thanks for feedback.

Actually, the code behin LBL is REALLY clean and simple. So it should not be too complicated to put your own design on it.

We choose a 2 cols design for simplicity. 

Our CSS files are really far from the originals one, just because we wanted to create our own unique design.

Anyway, Lovd is probably one of the most nice project i used to work.

For those who doubt, just give it a try

Seb

2010/7/26 Steven Bristol <st...@lesseverything.com>

[Imran Anwar]

Thank you, Steven. I appreciate it.