Julian Schrader posted a photo:

Julian Schrader posted a photo:

julianschrader.de/20100131-readernaut/

I don’t believe in New Year’s pledges. Don’t get me wrong, it’s nice to set oneself a goal and work towards it, but most New Year’s pledges don’t work like this—in reality, they’re just the fancy topping for a New Year’s party, but worth nothing a few days into the year. So let’s not call this a New Year’s pledge: I just joined “Project 52”, which basically is a personal challenge to write more. The goal is to write at least 1 new article per week for 1 year. Because we all know what it‘s like to procrastinate on our content. A website is not just a fresh design that can be uploaded to the web and forgotten about! And since the “fresh design” is also something this blog unfortunately still lacks, I have a second goal to work towards. This year, I want to a) make blogging a habit again, and b) take the time to make this blog reflect more of what I can do visually on the web and not just some ready-made template thrown on a server somewhere. Join the ride yourself! If you want to join in on the fun, just head over to http://project52.info/ and sign up, there’s still some time to do so. And if you’re using Twitter, make sure to follow @project52 as well.

I don’t believe in New Year’s pledges. Don’t get me wrong, it’s nice to set oneself a goal and work towards it, but most New Year’s pledges don’t work like this—in reality, they’re just the fancy topping for a New Year’s party, but worth nothing a few days into the year. So let’s not call this a New Year’s pledge: I just joined “Project 52”, which basically is a personal challenge to write more. The goal is to write at least 1 new article per week for 1 year. Because we all know what it‘s like to procrastinate on our content. A website is not just a fresh design that can be uploaded to the web and forgotten about! And since the “fresh design” is also something this blog unfortunately still lacks, I have a second goal to work towards. This year, I want to a) make blogging a habit again, and b) take the time to make this blog reflect more of what I can do visually on the web and not just some ready-made template thrown on a server somewhere. Join the ride yourself! If you want to join in on the fun, just head over to http://project52.info/ and sign up, there’s still some time to do so. And if you’re using Twitter, make sure to follow @project52 as well.