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I think the disconnect is the top left logo usually returns to a "root", which in the case of a blog is the blog index. Frankly, it might be better to have that
by bdunn 15y ago
I think the disconnect is the top left logo usually returns to a "root", which in the case of a blog is the blog index. Frankly, it might be better to have that go to the home page.
- dsrguru 15y agoYeah, it's almost always the home page unless the blog is styled to look like a completely separate part of the site. Here, it would be less confusing to go right to your home/about page. I do like that your about page is located at the root and that no clicks from there are required to learn about your product. As it happened, I just didn't get to your site from the root...
- jasonkester 15y agoAh, but the only person who considers the "root" of your product blog to be the blog home is you. Everybody else thinks they're reading a blog on your product site, and that clicking the logo will take you to the root of that. In other words, the homepage for your product. When it doesn't, they tend to simply hit the back button enough times to leave.
- bdunn 15y agoAgreed. BTW, I just changed this. Clicking the logo while at the blog now returns you to /
- facorreia 15y agoWell done for fixing it so fast. You're really serious about being responsive.
- HeyLaughingBoy 15y agoIs it a Wordpress blog? I recently installed Wordpress and noticed the same problem but I haven't figured out where to change it yet.