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This is absolutely one of my favorite sites - especially since the responsive design update. The isotope search is absolutely gorgeous, along with the new format, in general. I may be a bit biased though, since it was this website that got me into web development and serious programming in general. (At that time, ptable wasn't responsive and I wanted to create a different periodic table site that had that feature). I'm glad ptable is being featured here - while I was at college I was surprised to find that not a significant majority of people knew about the site. Even for high school chemistry, it's orders of magnitude easier to use compared to the textbook or online ad-hoc element search queries.

i send that pr - definitely didn't mean to miscommunication intent or arouse suspicion. thanks for actually saying that, since i'm never really sure myself that my words are good in their context

When just starting out with website development, I designed without color. It proved effective because I did not have to worry about fiddling with colors. However, I don't design without colors for the simple reason that I can easily incorporate colors into my design without thinking. I use a color scheme called open-color for all my projects. If I'm using sass, for example, I just refer to the color $oc-blue-2 for a light shade of blue. I feel designing with basic colors before putting in actual color values is much better.