* Corner images are now the right color.
* Safari didn’t work with the bottom red:ish border as it should without a clear there.
* About cookies: I really think it’s a silly law so I won’t put up any text about it. There’s much more important issues to warn about.
* I fixed the empty navigation div with a little wordpress hack.
* The post ID is used by some plugins I think (javascript targeting some specific posts), and is included in the default theme, so I just let it be there even though I don’t use it.
* Strange mouseover in Firefox 2? Who uses that anymore? :P Doesn’t sound too serious though, so I’ll let it be.
* I’ll have a look at the accessibility issue later this week, thanks for bringing it up.
* Nitpick: Uppercased “Word” :)

Also, if it’s possible, the “Recent Articles” snippet should be changed to a “Popular Articles” snippet on the frontpage as you already have a large listing of recent articles there.

The look however is more business-like compared to the older look. The older look gave a cosy idea. I miss this a little bit. And smaller screens have to scroll horizontal I presume, but when this only for the comments it really doesn’t matter.

Well, to the things about the design itself…

* The corner images have a white background, while the main background is not.

* “/* Safari needs to get html tag cleared */” intrigues me..?

* This one I was actually going to bring to your attention when you had the old design up but didn’t get around to it. Since your site uses cookies, it is requiered according to swedish law, to inform the user about that but I have found no trace of such information. Why I was looking for it were because I was curious how you implemented it, trying to decide how I should implement it myself.

More info on the Swedish Post and Telecom Agency/Post- och Telestyrelsen’s website.

* You have a more or less empty div with the id of “navigation”?

* Why do you give the div containing the actual post an id based on what I would believe was the post number?

* Hm, I’m thinking a little about that you have the label for the input fields after the fields themselves, is that not bad accessibility-/usabilitywise? I mean, if they were checkboxes/radiobuttons that would be expected but with ordinary text fields…

* The strangest thing happens (Firefox 2) when I hover over the search input field; it moves 1 px to the left. But that is only if it is blurred, since it moves back upon blurring.

Nitpicking: Word is a program, word is a group of letters. ;-)

Anyway, keep on blogging, I regularly visit to find some good and useful stuff. ^^

@Adam Z: I see what you mean. The gap up there have been left out intentionally. I had it like that first, but letting some friends look at the page they had problems deciding where to start. So I made the header color more prominent, and moved the right column down, seemed to fix the usability stuff.

Just curious… Is your headshot and short bio supposed to be up next to the FriendlyBit banner? There seems to be a little open spot that would fit it nicely. Then the top of the Comments box would line up with the top of the article.

Kudos on having the guts for such a major redesign!

The possible downside of having the comments next to the post is that it might draw some unwanted attention at the first initial read, i.e. people might read the comments before finishing reading the actual post.

Aside from that, good work!

@Nita: What browser/OS are you using? In the smallest width they don’t wrap on my screen. Might be that the buttons on your OS is wider. I’d like to fix that!

Wordpress always generates a comment feed, just add /feed/ to the url of any article and you’ll get it. Of course that’s not enough here, so I added one link to the comment feed in the Comment heading, and another one in the footer below the article. Hope that’s ok.

Also fixed the problems you found on the html encyclopedia page by changing what HTML I used to something else than a definition list. It was strange anyways. I also styled the correct, incorrect and maybe classes.