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This is a bizarrely endemic problem on official company blogs, and I've often wondered why. I always guessed it was something like, "Many WordPress and other b
by veidr 9y ago
This is a bizarrely endemic problem on official company blogs, and I've often wondered why.
I always guessed it was something like, "Many WordPress and other blog-theme designers default to thinking of the blog is the product or main website itself, so their themes link the logo to the blog itself (and perhaps(?) there's no easy setting in the GUI to change this)?"
I see this default behavior on my own personal blog[1], which uses a fairly popular free theme, but in that case it's correct because my blog is really its own standalone thing.
[1]: Hehe, did you think I was going to try to plug my personal blog here?
- mercer 9y agoIn this particular case I'd say it's mostly because usually you'd send someone to "/" to go home, but this blog is a subdomain so that doesn't work. It's easier to miss that.
- DiThi 9y agoIn most cases I'd say that's the case, they're two separate websites and there's not enough user testing done on them.