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AspDotNetDev

Feels cleaner. I have plenty of feedback a brewin', but it seems like an improvement. Though... how many members are online right now? Must know! :((

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linuxjr

Very Nice!!!:thumbsup:

Wendelius

By the way, there's a "More" button on articles on the right side of Bookmark and Print. Currently it looks like it's doing nothing, should it? And another thing, if I'm seeing correctly, there's no more queue for new blogs and tips in the front page... If that's correct, I think it's a pity since it was nice to scroll through those also. Lots and lots of useful information also in blogs and tips :)

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Pete OHanlon

Yayozama wrote:

how old was the last design?

That was answered here[^].

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R Giskard Reventlov

Takes a bit of getting used to but not at all bad. Feel there is too much white space and not enough borders to neatly delineate areas of the page (on IE). [Edit] Nope, I really like it: looks clean and professional: CP is all growed up! (still think too much white space)

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Karl Sanford

I like it! Good job! The only thing I really don't like though is on the front page. There is a lot of dead-space under the Latest Articles listing. It looks like the Product Showcase shoves the Latest News, Discussions, and Best Picks lower on the page. Makes for a lot of scrolling. Also, the footer looks kinda funny compared to the header now. Maybe if it went all the way across the page as well? The next big thing I'd love to see are more ajax updating on pages. It would be awesome if I could just leave the lounge open, and see conversations come in as they are posted rather than refreshing the page. Keep up the great work!

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Yayozama

Thanks Pete!

CPallini

Well, I find it a bit messy (expecially in the Q&A). However I'm quickly getting used to it. Anyway, congratulations, I believe it was big task.

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CodeHawkz

Awesome stuff! keep it up

Nemanja Trifunovic

Nice, I think.

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Kenneth Haugland

Dare I suggest a new survey: Do you like the new look of the CodeProject site?

Gary Noble

The new look is fantastic... well done chaps! However, like the 'Metro' theme (said under bated breath) it is very hard to differentiate between different segments. Dare I suggest that you put a nice little line under the 'Featured Article' section of the 'Home' page to indicate that, that's it, otherwise you may call the heading 'Featured Articles'! as it looks at the moment like it's a list of 'Featured Articles' and not a 'Featured Article' and then 'Updated or New' submissions? It may also be good to have a 'Star' chart next the the Article heading indicating it's current popularity? Other than that, this is a welcome change! Kind regards, Gary

Dave Kerr

Looooooove it Chris!!

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Lost User

Nice! Some of the grays are a bit subtle... but overall I give it high grades.

NormDroid

You've been on the Metro

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SoMad

I agree with you on this. Each post/response/row is quite high. Soren Madsen

SoMad

Quote:

how many members are online right now?

Oh right. That is gone from the top left corner. I did not notice that. Soren Madsen

SoMad

You obviously meant to say "Dare" instead of "Dear". Anyway, I think that would be a very fitting straw poll. :thumbsup: Soren Madsen

Colin Mullikin

Karl Sanford wrote:

The next big thing I'd love to see are more ajax updating on pages. It would be awesome if I could just leave the lounge open, and see conversations come in as they are posted rather than refreshing the page.

Agreed. :thumbsup:

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Kenneth Haugland

Ooops! Spelling fixed, thanks.:-D