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New design is way too girly
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#11 Apr 12th, 2005
Thanks folks. There was one week of behind the scenes development on the new design. Then, a screenshot was released to forum staff for comments and suggestions. However, there is only so much you can forsee and work with from a test environment. It then went live. And now we're going through a second week of fixing things up, tweaking things, changing things around as a result of member feedback and navigation patterns in our Apache logs.
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#16 Apr 18th, 2005
I think I speak for everyone that matters when I say: Get over it. The design is better than what we had before, and in the end it's the content of the forums that counts, not the pretty pictures.
Sure, it's a little girly. But that's a good thing. It'll keep annoying macho guys from spamming their neanderthal comments (like "It's too girly!"
) all over the place.
Sure, it's a little girly. But that's a good thing. It'll keep annoying macho guys from spamming their neanderthal comments (like "It's too girly!"
) all over the place. 0
#17 Apr 20th, 2005
I've just signed up today and the first think that crossed my mind is that the navigation is unique to most vB boards. It took me 2minutes to find out my UserCP on the page. There's just so much content everywhere it's almost overbearing and confusing. Also as a registered member who was just logged out I was looking for a login box, not a login link at the top
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