You might have noticed that I did a big design refresh on my entire site… unless you’re on RSS I guess. I’ll talk about aspects in detail, but at a high level there’s been three big changes:

Dave Rupert

Dave Rupert shares the details of his 2026 personal site redesign, highlighting three main changes: switching to Cascadia Mono as a monospace font sitewide, adopting named CSS grid lines for flexible layout control, and expanding multi-page view transitions. He also reduced his CSS by 40% (~150 lines, ~0.8 KB compressed) by leveraging modern CSS features like nesting, :is(), :has(), and :where(). The post covers what stayed the same, the reasoning behind each decision, and how named grid lines open up future art direction possibilities.

The best version of my site so far...