Node.js has a new website
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Node.js has a new website
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Re: Node.js has a new website
#2The missing left hand nav kindof stinks.
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#3a minor rant but it would've been nice to see blog.nodejs.org powered by nodejs
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#4The missing left hand nav kindof stinks.
Yeah... the fact that the only navigation links, aside from download, are below the fold completely destroys the usability of the site.
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#6Great! Now everybody who wants to have information about Node.js has to scroll a shit load down and search for an oddly placed menubar on the right side..
Because who would expect a menubar with vital information such as docs above the fold?
But at least it's more visually attractive then the last version.
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#7Not related to redesign (or is it?) but it would seem Microsoft is showing surprising interest to node.
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#8Why do we need ebay, Yahoo, LinkedIn logos on the front page?
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#9a minor rant but it would've been nice to see blog.nodejs.org powered by nodejs
A blog engine is the type of CRUD app that node is not well suited for. Just because they could write it in node, doesn't mean that they should.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yeah... the fact that the only navigation links, aside from download, are below the fold completely destroys the usability of the site.
It's not a website. It's a landing page for people who are looking into node.js.
Huh? It has links to documentation, about, jobs, a blog... that seems like a website to me. Moreover, what use is a "landing page" for a technical tool that doesn't immediately get you the information you need to actually use it?
I don't really understand the value in the distinction you're trying to make.