You see a puppet with clothes, by moving the bar to scroll the page you unclothe the puppet. Head over to biocandy.dk for this.

Update: CSS Naked day, or CSS Nudity, is a day long event where websites turn off their CSS for a day. The basic idea behind the day is to “promote web standards”.

There are actually several initiatives on play. The official day for the event is April 9. All that needs to be done on the day is to turn all Cascading Style Sheets off for the day. This may break some sites that rely on CSS for functionality. Webmasters with the intention to participate in the event should test their site’s layout first before they turn it off.

Websites seem to have been changed for the event. The event site for 2011 is here, the one for previous years here.

It is not really clear if the event will take place in 2012 as well. It is likely that it does, but I was not able to find any information about it on the Internet.

You obviously do not need organization to turn your website’s CSS off on April 9, but it certainly would feel better if other webmasters would do the same on their sites.

Twitter, usually buzzing with news, is quiet right now.