A word on asking for design critique
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I hope I’m not out of line posting this, but it really needs to be said:
Kubrick is a wonderful theme. It really is. The layout, the links, the white space, it’s really excellent. It is so excellent, in fact, that is the default theme in WordPress 1.5 and later. Suffice it to say that it is used in thousands upon thousands of blogs, and not just in WordPress. We’ve all seen it. We all know exactly what it looks like. We’ve also seen variations of it with pink links and a black background.
And this goes for any theme, not just kubrick. If all you have done is switched the link colors and added a header with a picture of a sunset, we will have nothing to say to you. If you’ve taken blix, added an MSN button in the sidebar and changed the navigation hover colors to a black background with white text, we will have nothing to say to you. It’s just blix. We’ve seen it a million times.
These themes are nice, so your blog is nice, but if you haven’t done any *real* work, we won’t have anything to critique.
It won’t kill anybody to have the forums full of threads asking for critique of a site using the kubrick theme with a brown header, but it’s rather pointless for people to expect any kind of feedback when there’s none to give.
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