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A new look for REDD-Monitor

Posted on 17 January 201420 February 2019
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For the past few weeks I’ve been working on a new website layout. It’s going live today. It’ll probably take a while to iron out the wrinkles, so please be patient. If you have any comments, suggestions or advice, let me know via the comments on this post.

The big changes are on the home page. To see the recent posts, click on the “Blog” menu button above. The font size is a bit bigger, making it easier to read.

If you do have any comments, please let me know what operating system and browser you’re using. The new website design is responsive, so it willshould work on a tablet or smartphone, as well as a computer. (I still don’t have either a tablet or a smartphone, but my Fairphone should be arriving later this month.)

Here’s how REDD-Monitor has looked over the past five years:

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Until the most recent change I used the Atahualpa theme. The new design uses the Parabola theme.

Let me know what you think of the new look!
 

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2 thoughts on “A new look for REDD-Monitor”

  1. Gabriel Ramoi says:
    19 January 2014 at 2:32 am

    Hi Chris,
    have enjoyed reading your blog and will continue to do so. Keep up the Good Work.

  2. Adrian Linder says:
    21 January 2014 at 1:07 pm

    Good-looking presentation of important information. Thank you for the faithful work

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