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You should link to your website in your blog's header. [edit] Oh I see now that there is in fact a link that says "Go back to main site"... well what I meant i
by cocoflunchy 14y ago
You should link to your website in your blog's header.
[edit] Oh I see now that there is in fact a link that says "Go back to main site"... well what I meant is that the logo should link back to main site.
- hnriot 14y agoFor those that are keyboard challenged?
- gushie 14y agoNo, for those who are using an iPad which is on wheels. It might roll away before you can finish typing the URL ;)
- hnriot 14y agoYes, well, an iPad on wheels is an idiotic idea in the first place. I never get why people seem to think that it's so difficult to copy a URL. Entitled generation of hipsters who can't deal with a missing a tag. :)
- scott_s 14y agoWhat do you care about more: proving a point about how lazy readers are, or making it more likely that people will read your things?
- deleted 14y ago[deleted]
- cube13 14y agoWas that just added? There is a link at the top.
- scott_s 14y agoI agree. If click on an image that says "Double Robotics," I expect to go to the main site for Double Robotics, not its blog. The "Back to main site" link doesn't make sense to someone who arrived at the blog - going back to anything does not mean anything to me, because I started here. Many company blogs seem to have this behavior.
- jayliew 14y agoThanks to you and cocoflunchy for the feedback; seems like a valid UX point to me. I'm still learning my way around this blogging platform software
- scott_s 14y agoIn this case, I think the important question is, "What if a reader comes to our blog having never heard of us and our product(s) before?" This use case is, I think, more common that some assume, particularly when interesting blog posts get posted on forums like HN.