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Monday May 08, 2006

CSS Framework Design Contest Winner and Runoff

I've tallied the votes as posted to the mailing list. Here's the results:

Congratulations to Mattias Fjellström for his winning Puzzle with style entry! The themes not listed here received 2 votes or less.

Based on these results, it looks like we need to have a runoff vote (for 2nd and 3rd place) between andreas01, deliciouslyblue, madeyourcss, fuseapp001 and simplicity. To place your vote, send an e-mail to [email protected] with "My favorite runoff theme is XXX" in the body. Voting will end at midnight (MDT, GMT-6) tomorrow night.

NOTE: "madeyourcss" had 6 votes sent to the mailing list, but 3 were from the same person. It might have been 4 that were sent from the same person, but since there's a runoff, I decided to add it to the mix.

Posted in The Web at May 08 2006, 02:54:03 PM MDT 3 Comments
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It's reading posts like these that make me realize how un-creative and un-aesthetic I really am. These are great looking themes, and ones I could never create. Great work.

Posted by Ryan Daigle on May 08, 2006 at 08:53 PM MDT #

Hi, is it over now (or is runoff still running)? Didn´t get it on monday... I´m a bit disappointed, because none of the entries (except the standard theme and mine) followed the rules of this contest. The goal wasn´t imho to make <stong>one</strong> design, but to make one that fits the <strong>several layouts</strong>. You even wrote that in the first entry to the contest. This shouldn´t be a zengarden thing, but a more complex you´ve written ;)

Posted by Marc on May 11, 2006 at 02:09 PM MDT #

Marc - the runnoff is over. I'll post a new blog entry announcing the 2nd and 3rd place winners. I'm sorry I wasn't more strict about contest entries - I simply didn't have enough time to manage and validate entries like I should have. I still do plan on developing an application like zengarden (standard HTML files, ability to select a theme dynamically).

Posted by Matt Raible on May 11, 2006 at 07:26 PM MDT #

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