Today's QotD entry includes a little layout change, sticking a
graphic with a title attribute next to the quote. I don't know
whether folks will see this as pointless, annoying visual clutter,
innocuous decoration, a cute feature (see below), or a near-miss.
Right now it's just a one-shot experiment; depending on feedback
and how much energy + patience I have, I may make it a permanent
fixture at some point, try other related ideas, or just drop it
and leave my QotD entries pretty much as they've always been.
First, the gut reactions:
Poll QotD layout experiment feedback
Then, if you're curious about my reason for the experiment, there's a
slightly sleep-deprivation addled explanation below yesterday's QotD.
But since this is rather secondary to doing the QotD itself, I wanted to
check whether it turned folks off, before engaging the "ooh, tech thingie,
let's tweak" sides of my readers' brains.
And no, I'm not wedded to this particular technique even if I decide
to continue the general approach; and yes, I'm aware of the
problem with trying to see long title strings in some browsers; so of
course, brainstorming in the comments is welcome (as is discussion of
why you think it's pointless/annoying/nifty/etc., if you want to give
more of an answer than clicking a radio button).