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1. Lets get started :D

   { posted by Dieter on 1 June at 5:07 pm }

2. Busy already :D

   Though I’m bad with fonts, they’ll be a hurdle :(

   { posted by Vincent on 2 June at 7:47 am }

3. Almost finished :)

   { posted by Arjan Eising on 2 June at 8:46 am }

4. Finished :)

   { posted by Alianora on 2 June at 9:29 am }

5. Done! :D

   { posted by VADiT on 2 June at 10:42 am }

6. Finished and sent :).

   { posted by mav on 2 June at 10:56 am }

7. Sent :)
   Great idea guys, I hope you won’t be flooded too much and the verdict will be in the next few days.

   { posted by pawel on 2 June at 11:24 am }

8. Here completely finished and sent too… finally…

   { posted by Arjan Eising on 2 June at 11:46 am }

9. Submitted. Enjoy :D

   { posted by Israel on 2 June at 11:47 am }

10. Yes! My submission is in as well.

    { posted by Joseph Kotvas on 2 June at 11:53 am }

11. Made it! :) I had only 3h … :)

    { posted by barat on 2 June at 11:57 am }

12. Boy that took long… But I finished it. Hopefully in time, I don’t know when exactly noon CST is. If it’s too late, I’m going crazy…

    { posted by Vincent on 2 June at 12:08 pm }

13. Done and sent from Poland :)

    { posted by grizzly3 on 2 June at 12:35 pm }

14. Who want to show his job first? :)

    { posted by Alianora on 2 June at 2:39 pm }

15. PSD sux!. next time give XCF ! open formats rox

    { posted by ja on 2 June at 2:41 pm }

16. Vincent & Grizzly - I’m afraid You’re too late. Check out times below Your comments: 12:08 PM and 12:35 PM.

    { posted by mav on 2 June at 3:01 pm }

17. This is only comment time. Project was sent before 12:00 PM ;)

    { posted by grizzly3 on 2 June at 3:40 pm }

18. Let’s hope so :)

    { posted by mav on 2 June at 4:03 pm }

19. Maybe 48h next time but something harder :>?

    { posted by barat on 2 June at 4:52 pm }

20. barat: do you have to much time?

    { posted by Alianora on 2 June at 6:47 pm }

21. […] CSS Off kicked off yesterday and finished today at noon. It was fun to build and pretty straightforward. […]

    { posted by CSS Off June Entry (Neatly Sliced) on 2 June at 8:00 pm }

22. I submitted my ZIP file yesterday, before the deadline. I hadn’t seen the “Jabroni in the subject line” bit, so if you’re checking a specific filtered Gmail folder, please look in your main Gmail inbox as well. Thanks.

    { posted by Charlie Park on 3 June at 5:13 am }

23. Did it before you! ;) Here’s my work: http://niebolaz.awardspace.com/jabroni/

    (Sh*t! I screwed one h1 :S)

    { posted by yarek on 3 June at 6:42 am }

24. @Charlie Park:

    We got your entry. A couple of people missed that instruction about the subject line when submitting, but that’s more our fault. That line was just to assist our inbox filters.

    @Yarek and others:

    As an fyi, we’ll be uploading all entries for viewing and comparison once the judging and corresponding post is complete. (hard to estimate — gimme a week)

    { posted by tonywhite on 3 June at 9:57 am }

25. Merde, I guess I’m late. I only had a few hours to work on it because I had to be a referee in the morning :(

    Ah well, it had some big mistakes in it anyway. At least now I have something to use in my portfolio ;)

    I don’t know if I fixed the updates here, but I put a version of my work online: http://101733.leerling.lekenlinge.nl/cssoff/

    { posted by Vincent on 3 June at 10:03 am }

26. Good, I was hoping to get to see everyone else’s entries.

    { posted by Joseph Kotvas on 3 June at 1:48 pm }

27. My work is here: http://grizzly3.ovh.org/_cssoff. :)

    { posted by grizzly3 on 3 June at 1:57 pm }

28. My work is here: http://www.mila76.it/css_off

    { posted by Mila76 on 3 June at 2:05 pm }

29. Ok, if You’re all showing, so will I: http://mav.subfan.pl/jabroni/

    { posted by mav on 3 June at 2:37 pm }

30. Project at first glance looked easy but had some tricky parts ;-)
    In future I think it’ll be good if you provide better PSD’s so they will not limit our imagination - I mean layer separation - e.g. banner graphics or footer graphics was one merged layer. I would prefered to see it’s content as separate layers.

    I know that you have few good entries.. but I wonder is any close to flawless.. ;-)

    { posted by medyk on 3 June at 2:56 pm }

31. http://www.jamesdaniels.net/cssoff/jabroni/

    { posted by James Daniels on 3 June at 3:18 pm }

32. Here is mine too:
    http://student.agh.edu.pl/~ajgon/konkurs/
    (valid under IE6.0, IE7.0, FX, Opera, Konqueror and Safari :) )

    { posted by ajgon on 3 June at 4:39 pm }

33. Here’s mine. I should have done what yarek did on the centering, looks really nice.

    http://jose.kotvas.efata.org/jabroni/

    { posted by Joseph Kotvas on 3 June at 4:42 pm }

34. Did my entry go in? I’m not so sure of TN time but I think I sent it 2/3 hrs before due time….I had to ask a friend from US for the time so…hmmm anyways whether I’m in or not doesn’t matter.
    At least I participated and done something and enjoyed myself.
    Thanks for making it happen.
    Cheers.

    { posted by mayvelous on 3 June at 6:21 pm }

35. […] I’m one of 53 participants (I hope) of the first round of CSSOff - Jabroni. (too many […]

    { posted by mayvelous » CSSOFF - Jabroni » Me, Myself and Mayvelous on 3 June at 11:50 pm }

36. @Mayvelous - exactly. I was eight minutes late ;)

    Though, if I look through your entries, looks like I’m the only one who made a fluid layout. Though I haven’t really tested it in IE, that may be a problem ;)

    { posted by Vincent on 4 June at 9:43 am }

37. I also wanted to make a fluid layout but I resigned as it was impossible to do it good with this footer design - in any case it needed some compromise, also time was running and same day I’ve had brother’s wedding :) …so after all I’ve sticked to fixed.
    My entry: http://www.mariuszn3.com/xcc/jabroni/

    { posted by medyk on 4 June at 12:06 pm }

38. For me the best projects are made by AJGON and Mila76. :)
    But AJGON’s project for me looks better :)

    { posted by dario-g on 5 June at 4:23 pm }

39. Guys, I was wondering how you will judge us. Will you choose 3 best works? It would be cool if made some ranking with points, from 1 to 53 places. Everyone could get some points :)

    { posted by yarek on 6 June at 3:29 am }

40. I’m not sure is it good idea to make full ranking from 1 to 53 places.
    I don’t think it’s necessary to point “worst work” as well - we don’t need it and it just wouldn’t be nice - and finally it would be much more work for judges.
    The best if they can focus on best works and choose wisely winner from them.
    I think choosing a winner with full explanation why and maybe mentioning some works that were nearly as good as best one is enough.
    Other thing - I prefer that they take long time on judging and judge well than rush and judge poorly.. :)

    { posted by medyk on 6 June at 4:49 am }

41. @Yarek:

    There’s no way we’re going to get to rank all entries. Medyk’s comment is closer to what we’re aiming to do.

    Just to catch everybody up on how judging is going, JD and I have tended to spend much time, maybe too much time, in reviewing the browser rendering of each entry, and looking at the differences in interpretations and what liberties were taken. We’re wanting to look under the hood (markup) of each as well, which I’m anticipating that being the hardest part.

    We appreciate how patient you’ve been. We know many of you are ready to start the next contest, which JD and I have toyed with some ideas already.

    { posted by tonywhite on 6 June at 9:03 am }

42. I’m not sure do you use it but I believe that Firebug FF extension can be very helpful to analyze structure and what styles applied to it.

    { posted by medyk on 6 June at 12:57 pm }