Microsoft.com just got better


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i like the new graphic at the top... hate the bottom... and the middle is the same old cluttered crap it always was as far as i can tell. thumbs down.

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You know when you're browsing their site, and how it always pesters you to do a Survey

Well once I did it, and it asked if I preferred it like that, or with the gradients going in the opposite direction.

They have had this on the board for a while :yes:

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You know when you're browsing their site, and how it always pesters you to do a Survey

Well once I did it, and it asked if I preferred it like that, or with the gradients going in the opposite direction.

They have had this on the board for a while :yes:

Yeah I remember that.

Basic but clean.

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I got this weird effect at the bottom of the page when I loaded it in my browser, see the attached partial screenshot.

I use Opera 7.23 Build 3227 (one of my 5 installed web browsers :-).

Is this a browser issue or a "IE optimized" web page?

By the way, the page looked O.K. later....

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I got this weird effect at the bottom of the page when I loaded it in my browser, see the attached partial screenshot.

I use Opera 7.23 Build 3227 (one of my 5 installed web browsers :-).

Is this a browser issue or a "IE optimized" web page?

By the way, the page looked O.K. later....

the page probably didnt load completely and you got a partial page.. refreshing would do

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hmm it seems to be a mix of html and xhtml :s

gameguy: I do care, a correctly validated web page is essential when determining a well-made webpage. I am disappointed that Neowin doesn't validate correctly myself

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i disagree with zetter, i find no problems with the site, its also looks quite good compared to your site !!!

But "you can't see me" , i'm not a large multinational corparation with billions of dollars to spend on professional designers.

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