Three years ago, I began working on Sonic Light Speed. It was to be a simple project completable within a matter of several months. As months passed by, I worked intermittently on it, making improvement after improvement until the game became much more than I had intended it to be. Now, it is finished. I am pleased with how it has turned out and am happy to finally release a final version. With five levels, a well-oiled physics engine, and a smattering of neat features, it is finally ready to be released into the wild.

Tabbed boxes are implemented all over the world wide web as a space-effective way to display content. A few weeks ago, I began trying to make one. After thinking out how one might be coded and looking at a few sites which implement one, I found that, like most things, they can be created using a variety of different methods, but some methods are better than others.

Over the past few days I have been working on another open source web template. This new one, which I have named “Contrast”, features two columns of equal width centered on the screen. The navigation bar in this template is a horizontal one which is located right underneath the title. As you can see by the picture below, the color scheme is entirely made up of different shades of grey which, as the name suggests, are often in contrast with each other.