Entries Tagged as ‘Accessibility’

September 9, 2008

How Vista relates to website redesigns

Ever wondered what you can learn about website redesigns from the old XP versus Vista debate?
Well, I think the underlying reason why a lot of XP users are still resisting the switch to Vista is because the latter is just so visually different. I don’t think it’s got anything to do with actual brand loyalty [...]

September 9, 2008

Proton is down kthnxbye

Life’s funny. I was just talking to some peeps yesterday about the wisdom of getting ample hosting plans for websites and today Proton’s website is down because of the surge in traffic from their latest advertising campaign, the Proton MPV Naming Contest.
I guess it’s better to have too much bandwidth than too little (who you [...]

September 4, 2008

Leo Burnett

Leo Burnett’s a great agency but their website redesign is a puzzle to me.
Apart from adding a few more steps, more copy to read and a greater perception of depth, I don’t really see any difference in terms of accessibility or functionality, compared to the old site.
There’s tons of hidden content. There’s not enough call [...]