Hey everybody, if you're new to BP or if your not, check out this site I worked on: http://cca.qc.ca. Its the site of the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal. The CCA is a pretty big deal locally and internationally, and when they gave us (Bluesponge) the challenge of designing their new site we came up with a very minimal and clean design - which was then mine to work with. Right away the design called for a grid based framework and after some research I settled on BP for its ease of use (and I do think its semantic enough btw) and logic. Using the various grid builders around the web I settled on the right grid size and dimensions and got to work. The site also required a semi-liquid layout which I provided a custom solution for (of which I'm quite proud ;) ) and so BP is only used for the central content column. But man, did it save my bacon! Check out the CSS using firebug or what have you to see some of the customizations I made. There is a ton of other CSS in there, but the main point of interest might be the .remove_half class I applied to some columns. The idea behind this (although not really properly implimented) was to have a way to chop a column when necessary. This sort of worked. But yeah, over all BP was a HUGE help in developing the site and getting a nice consistent layout, especially considering all of the various (and dynamic) templates the CMS we created calls for. Enjoy! - Jesse Sutherland
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