Ryan Robinson covers blog layout with a post that could easily qualify as a mini-course.

In fact, this is a ‘pour yourself some coffee, sit back, and take notes’ kind of post. (Suggestions: Open a Google Doc and copy/paste the ryrob.com tips most helpful and relevant to you. To further cement the information, read it aloud. Record yourself, even.)

My goal after reviewing this post: Make at least three immediate changes to sidehustlecurator’s layout.

As you can see, I have not been overly invested in layout and design.

I want to deliver the content to you folks and move on.

But who’s fooling who(m)? (The grammar gods are annoying at times.)

A better design will more effectively provide content for the audience.

For now, because I want #228 ouit there today, I’m sticking with my utilitarian design for this post and plan for improvements next week.

Sections of this post that I will click to first:

• Fonts You Can Read
• Organize for Easier Access
• Design to Be Scannable
• Creative vs Cluttered
• Blog Layout Examples

Ryan also covers building engagement, calls to action, branding, page load strategy, image quality, and designing a relatable layout.

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Finally, use the comment box to let me know if there’s a more helpful way that I can curate/present content like this for you.