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If I may offer some negative feedback...for a site that specializes in Style, it simply looks massively crappy. I mean, the colors on the site don't even match
by Angryhacker 17y ago
If I may offer some negative feedback...for a site that specializes in Style, it simply looks massively crappy. I mean, the colors on the site don't even match.
I don't know whether it's a problem with the stack-exchange sites in general, but I have yet to see a single one (other than the mother ship) that does not look like utter crap.
- vaksel 17y agoalready explained this, early users complained about our original look, so we kept throwing designs at them, until they settled on this one. We went through like 5 redesigns, and this is what they ended up liking, pretty much universally. Maybe it's the fact that we are going for a non-techie audience, but they seem to like the "crappy" design. But yeah I agree with you, it's pretty bad, which is why we'll be redoing it a few months down the road. Pretty much, just wanted to get it over with and launch, since if you keep perfecting your site, you'll never think it's good enough to launch. I'd rather launch and have a 20% churn rate because of a bad design than spend an extra 3 months in development. Waiting to make it perfect. You can always change your design later, but you'll never get those 3 months back. P.S. You think SO looks good?