Welcome to the Lima JumpStart.

Lima is, of course, the capital of Peru and is our second JumpStart from that country, the first being Machu Picchu. Lima uses the Mercury design element that was designed by Gordon Mackay. The Mercury design element is a simple, yet effective, design to which I have made some subtle changes. Lima is an exercise in taking a design element and modifying it suit your needs. I have kept the main design structure intact and have introduced a change to the main header that originally held the navigation and moved the navigation into the side bar. Design elements are easy and quick to work with, I highly recommend them.

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