So I finally managed to squeeze together some creative neurons and through ritual sacrifice and code creation and exploration I've finaly got together a theme for my [Dropplets blog](http://dropplet.adamogrady.id.au) and rebuilt [my homepage](http://adamogrady.id.au) in a similar style. My aim was to create something quite minimalist, but with an organic feel through the use of warmer background tone and a fontface reminiscent of a typewriter's keystrokes.

You can find the theme for a Dropplets blog online [on my GitHub](https://github.com/judges119/dropplet-theme) and it's also available (along with my homepage) in the public section [on my GitLab](http://gitlab.dev.adamogrady.id.au).

The key thing across both both projects was the typeface font which requires a "<link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Special+Elite' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>" call on the index page and utilising "background:#FAFAF8;" and "color: #333333;" for the text to create the right feel. The rest of the home page is pretty self-explanatory, the only complex part is the center-vertical-alignment created by specifying 0px on all sides of an element and a margin of "auto" for top and bottom (and doing it on left/right centres and element horizontally).