The new VirginAmerica.com
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The new VirginAmerica.com
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Re: The new VirginAmerica.com
#2Looks sexy I dig it. Good use of Vine embedding, and the pocket pass is something I would use.
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#3I should fly somewhere
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#4This is slick.
Virgin has been my favorite airline for some time, but now just went up 3.14 notches.
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#5I love that the default city is based on location.
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#6I love this. The boarding pass design is a nice touch, although I still feel like I'm going to fold it in a hurry to get it out of my hands and not in the way they intend.
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#7This is slick . Virgin has been my favorite airline for some time, but now just went up 3.14 notches.
Now if they could make some more money and expand to other airports.
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#8When I saw their new boarding pass I just had to laugh. Someone awhile back went and redesigned Delta's boarding pass[1] and got a lot of crap over it for not taking into account why the boarding pass was the way it was.[2][3] But apparently someone at Virgin was taking notes.
[1] http://passfail.squarespace.com/
[2] http://blog.timoni.org/post/318322031/a-practical-boarding-p...
[3] http://www.ryanholiday.net/this-is-what-real-analysis-looks-...
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#9Looks slick, but felt like the actual booking process was extraordinarily disorienting. Too much movement and jumping around.
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#10Just did a sample booking, and was very impressed. Some notes:
1) Some elements seem too far apart on a wider screen. Usual victim of responsive design without a max width.
2) The loading between steps is damn snappy, but feels slow sometimes due to the lack of an activity indicator. Slow is a relative term, but I instantly felt like I had done something wrong or the page wasn't responding.