Nano See, Nano Do has a new look. I finally actually took the time to make my own layout and design. I haven't yet done the comments section, but that'll come soon. I didn't pay any heed to the poor Internet Explorer browser, with the exception that IE users receive a warning message telling them to get a browser that's actually decent and up-to-date. Heck, it doesn't even adequately support the object tag, one of the most useful tags in HTML. Internet Explorer users will notice that the title of the page doesn't display correctly and that the sidebar appears at the wrong place, among other rendering problems. I hate making special exceptions for standards-noncompliant browsers, so I haven't.

And no, this design isn't supposed to make it look like a communist or nazi site. You see, my nickname is Nanobot. Nanobots are those little tiny robots that are so small you can't even see them. One of their major potential uses is to inject into a person's bloodstream to help prevent clots, repair damage, and fight off intruders. And so, I relate nanobots to blood, so I colored my site red and grey — grey being a color often identified with robots. The symbol at the top is one I made from four N's connected to each other.