Behind the scenes a lot is happening to the site to try to get it ready for prime-time.  I've been working with Mark from Rain City and the guys from Bryght to make small changes to get it working like we want.

I'm loving the new design, but there are a few things we want to have in place before we start trying to get people to visit and share experiences.

This whole process is something that I love to do.  I love thinking about ways to design the site, what the buttons will say, looking for ways to make things simple. Especially with my own site, I can't get enough.  I'm addicted, which may be a small problem since we're not going to be online as much on the trip. I'm sure have other things to keep me busy.:)

Another couple of days and I think the site will be ready.  When it is, I plan to start talking about it on my CommonCraft  site, which will kick-off the TwinF site being ready for prime-time. 

You might notice the site switching back and forth between the new and old versions of the design. The new design is about 80% done, so there are some things that still need to be worked out and we're working through that now.

It's kind of a weird space to operate.  It's all publicly viewable right now, but I really don't want it linked-to yet. In a week or two, the design will be stable and a couple of the key features/designs will be in-place.  My goal is to have it ready for prime-time by Oct. 1st, which should shouldn't be a problem from what I'm hearing.

Once it's ready, I hope to start talking about it a lot and hopefully building a little buzz so that we can get people to register and share their experiences.  

I'll be talking a lot about it on http://www.commoncraft.com once I think it's ready.

This is so fun and exciting.  I totally get off on getting this ready and thinking about how it will work or what might happen. I can hardly wait.