Although things have been quiet so far this year, I still plan on taking part in CSS Naked Day in 2010. If you’re unfamiliar with the concept, CSS Naked Day is:
Where did my Design go?
The idea behind this event is to promote Web Standards. Plain and simple. This includes proper use of (x)html, semantic markup, a good hierarchy structure, and of course, a good ‘ol play on words. It’s time to show off your <body>.
How to participate
On April 9th, simply remove all CSS from your website, stripping it entirely of its design.
I’m a big proponent of CSS Naked Day and have participated since it’s inception in 2006. I think it’s a great way to promote Web Standards, even if it’s just around our very own community. While I don’t recommend participation on client sites or otherwise high profile projects, I think it’s a nice reminder for those of us in the industry.
Are you in?
Comments
I’m in
Aren’t you a day ahead? Lol.
Not technically. CSS Naked Day is actually 48 hours long:
I’m in on the action 🙂
Completely forgot I had the Naked WordPress plugin installed!
Doesn’t look like Dustin Diaz has updated http://naked.dustindiaz.com/ for this year. I’m sure there’ll be lots of people doing it though!
Here’s my post on it 🙂
http://alex.leonard.ie/2010/04/08/i-forgot-i-was-css-naked/
Also disrobed.
Just done mine, will add CSS again around midnight if I’m still awake 😉
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Oh, man, I was out in the wilderness until now and completely missed the festivities. Luckily, I had put in a script; so my site should have unstyled itself automatically on that day.
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