Beauty and functionality are two very different criteria.

I designed my "Ergonomix" CSS to improve readability and pragmatic use. The aesthetics were always secondary though still important . /s/IdeasForSaidIt features one of my better banners with my CSS that is also applied to most of my subs with one of my banners among a wide variety of topics: https://infogalactic.com/info/SaidIt_banner_gallery I tried to stomp all the CSS errors, but can't fix what I'm not aware of, not to mention the inherent limits of CSS and Reddit-source. I hope to wrap it up sooner than later when I feel inclined, but in a world of unapologetic excessive censorship motivation doesn't come easy.

Day mode and night mode are also very different creatures.

/s/deutch is my fave and I wish I made it.

Edit: Seems all my CSS and banners are broken. :( Not looking forward to fixing them. But at least the overall site finally looks better.