Tech Dude writes on Back Page News: On December 14 we introduced a new home page for Microsoft.com. The new page incorporates months of research, testing, customer feedback, and refinements. We hope the new page makes it easier to find what you're looking for on Microsoft.com, and that you find new items of interest along the way.
The new page makes extensive use of Ajax navigation, with pop up styled windows to browse Microsoft's related products and technologies. Youi can view a list of commonly asked questions about the new style at Microsoft here.
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The new page makes extensive use of Ajax navigation, with pop up styled windows to browse Microsoft's related products and technologies. Youi can view a list of commonly asked questions about the new style at Microsoft here.
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But still a nice design.
I also don't like how a giant ad takes up 2/3 of the screen (And this is on 1280x1024 resolution).
I also don't like how a giant ad takes up 2/3 of the screen (And this is on 1280x1024 resolution).
^Ditto that, but it's not too bad.
I also don't like how a giant ad takes up 2/3 of the screen (And this is on 1280x1024 resolution).
I like it, looks like Vista generation or something.
I think that was planned to have it that way. It is because the old one, when ever I selected something my mouse would slip and select another. No problem now cause they made it wait. Some people may not like it.
I also don't like how a giant ad takes up 2/3 of the screen (And this is on 1280x1024 resolution).
Click the menu item instead of waiting for the hover to take effect.
It is amazing that they even let that get out of the building. For that to be the front page of the website for the largest software company in the world is a joke, at best.
It's proof they really don't have any idea what they are doing.
I guess it's Microsoft proving that they really are what they appear. Advertising and revenue before usability and progress.
It is amazing that they even let that get out of the building. For that to be the front page of the website for the largest software company in the world is a joke, at best.
It's proof they really don't have any idea what they are doing.
I guess it's Microsoft proving that they really are what they appear. Advertising and revenue before usability and progress.
You are forgetting that you couldn't make a website if your life depended on it, so quit your bitching. Their worst employee is still 1000% more knowledgeable than you which is why you don't have a job there.
Donkey.
Whoever did usability testing for this, should be fired!
Whoever did usability testing for this, should be fired!
It was up for public beta... You can't fire the innocents. (technically)
Whoever did usability testing for this, should be fired!
Nobody saw you offering up suggestions to better the site. But once again, here you are bitching when it's done.
Tosser.
Whoever did usability testing for this, should be fired!
Nobody saw you offering up suggestions to better the site. But once again, here you are bitching when it's done.
Tosser.
http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/mcrssvse0060000198mrt/direct/01/
it contain adlinks mostly blocked by my hostfile or adblock so in the end it makes m$ site useless in some sites
You 'poster kids' are, generally, totally clueless about what you are talking about, other than it gives you an opportunity to display your ignorance to the rest of the online world.
Criticism is great. But cheesy stupidity. is, just that.
Get a life.
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