New Theme

After spending all week working on this new theme, it’s time to launch our new look.

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34 Comments

  • Chris Keating 16th Dec '07 - 10:52am

    Not entirely sure about the sort of diagonal stripes fading upward in the header.

  • I’ll level with you, I’m terrified

  • As this is (primarily) a British site could we have the normal British dating convention i.e. dd/mm/yy.

  • I don’t like the bright orange header, it is very distracting and Lib Dem colours are a yellower orange than that.

    Also the old header and layout seems to still be on the forum page. A uniform design throughout the site is preferable

  • Dominic Hannigan 16th Dec '07 - 9:40pm

    it’s not easy on the eyes. I don’t like it. The old sight looked really cool. Boo.

  • Cheltenham Robin 16th Dec '07 - 10:40pm

    I don’t like it

  • The new site isn’t as easy on the eye as the last one – any chance of softening it a bit? Doesn’t feel like LDV anymore… 🙁

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