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Well, I still see a logo above the fold, whether it's dimmed or not, it kinda invalidates your point.
by melvinmt 14y ago
Well, I still see a logo above the fold, whether it's dimmed or not, it kinda invalidates your point.
- ac2u 14y agoThat point seems pedantic to me. The author is talking about the logo as central element on the flow of the page. His point was to put communicating with your potential customers above shoving a brand down their throat. EDIT: Although on second thoughts, there is an argument in there for a revision of the actual literal advice to align with the point.
- studiofellow 14y agoThanks. The point is to place the logo low on the visual heirarchy. 'Below the fold' is just a snappier (and also somewhat less accurate) way of stating that point.