Finally decided the blog required a more professional and better look & feel to it and at the same time wanted to learn a bit more about this Bootstrap framework that some engineers at Twitter had released.
I started by simply having a look at the available examples in the source code and the basic templates and was quickly able to get a grasp on how to use this along with Jekyll to make my site look way more professional.
Having spent a total of about 8 hours on the task I am completely satisfied with the new look and will make further changes in the weeks to come as I find small visual issues that I haven’t already fixed. To get an idea here is a screenshot of what the site use to look like before using bootstrap:
And now powered by Bootstrap:
