Karl Guertin wrote:
> On 2/21/06, Richard (koorb) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > All honest comments are welcome. Take a look at it without CSS too, I
> > would very much appreciate critique on accessibility, usability, and
> > standards-compliance. (heres looking at you nerkles!)
>
> What was wrong with the design everybody agreed on? Why did the site
> have to get web 2.0 bandwagon-ified?
>
> I've got plenty of issues with this design, but I'd like to get those
> out of the way first.

I agree with Karl, I think the old (but new) design that sits on
newdocs/preview is better and more attractive, it's almost perfect from
my POV, my only glitches with it are:
- the download sibebar that should be fixed
- a smaller header for content pages

I also really like:
- the whole first page that's gives a nice first impression (but I
would like to see a screencast link here and the 3-step motto we talked
about some times ago)
- the colorscheme (blue, light blue, yellow, light orange)

>From the new one, that's still quite nice by the way, I don't like
colors like violet and red and it's not so attractive.

Keep up the great work, but I felt in love with the one in newdocs! ;-)

Ciao
Michele


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