TypePad Themes & Design Assistant -- Awesome plus

Following up from our Movable Type Design Assistant announcement, we have brought the same to TypePad. If this was awesome for MT, it's awesome *plus* for TypePad. Here some excerpts from the Six Apart post:

As we have been saying for some time, we take design incredibly seriously at Six Apart. In that post, we were talking about empowering bloggers to have complete control over their blog designs. Today we take that next step in educating bloggers about design by combining the most powerful set of design tools available with the largest set of blog themes on any hosted blogging platform and making them all available as a free upgrade to all of our TypePad members. And you don't even have to be a TypePad member to get a look at some of the amazing new design capabilities.

TypePad Design Assistant

The new themes on the TypePad service follow up on a commitment made by all of us at Six Apart from our CEO down, to making 2008 TypePad's best year ever. That commitment was met with an immediate response from hundreds of you in the community, and you echoed back a clear desire for more and better designs for your TypePad blog.

Read the rest of the post here (and check out the Everything TypePad post too). Congrats and a hearty thanks to the Six Apart teams who pulled this together.

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uiguy.pip.verisignlabs.com Author Profile Page said:

Chris, I agree - awesome plus plus!

I detailed 9 points about their great design that I love followed by 1 point of suggestion here: Typepad Design Assistant User Interface Review

March 7, 2008 10:00 AM | Reply
Chris Author Profile Page said:

I saw your post -- thanks! And I like your 10th point suggestion and will talk to the developers about it.

March 7, 2008 11:22 AM | Reply
uiguy.pip.verisignlabs.com Author Profile Page said:

Wow thank you Chris, that would be absolutely great! One good resource for learning more about css would be: http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp.

March 7, 2008 3:12 PM | Reply
estetik Author Profile Page said:

Great page about typepad themes. Thanks a lot for the info.

October 5, 2008 3:28 AM | Reply
David Jacobs Author Profile Page said:

These are great!

May 6, 2009 8:24 AM | Reply

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Christopher J. Alden is Chairman & CEO of Six Apart Ltd., the world's leading blogging company. Six Apart acquired Rojo Networks, Inc., creator of an innovative RSS feed reading service, where Mr. Alden was co-founder and CEO. Before Rojo, he was CEO of Red Herring Communications, Inc., publisher of Red Herring magazine -- described by the Wall Street Journal as the "bible of Silicon Valley" - which he helped launch out of his house in 1993. Prior to that he founded Computer Guides, a consultancy.
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