Is It Possible to Change Your Jekyll Blog Design Without Coding? You like how Jekyll works, but you're not a developer. Maybe you’ve just forked the Mediumish theme, and now you're asking: **"Can I make it look more like me without writing code?"** The answer is: yes—especially if you know where to look and what to edit. Jekyll themes like Mediumish are built for clarity. Even if you’ve never written a line of CSS before, you can still personalize your blog with just a few tweaks. What Beginners Usually Want to Change First The blog’s color scheme The fonts and text size The homepage layout (like post previews or images) The logo or title style All of these can be adjusted in Jekyll without writing code from scratch—just by **editing values** in the right files. Start Here: The main.scss File in Mediumish Every Mediumish-based Jekyll blog uses a main stylesheet: assets/css/main.scss . This is where colors, fonts, sizes, spacing, and layo...