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You can click the logo, but in this case that doesn't make sense as the "header" is much larger then the logo. But it's still standard practice for a logo to ge
by dubcanada 13y ago
You can click the logo, but in this case that doesn't make sense as the "header" is much larger then the logo. But it's still standard practice for a logo to get you to the homepage.
- kintamanimatt 13y agoIt took me quite a bit to find the link to their homepage. I made two misclicks and then moused over every link in the header to try find the correct link. There was no such link. I eventually had to edit the URL to get to their main site (no visitor should ever have to do that!), but went back to their blog to figure out whether there even was a link to their homepage! That's when I saw the hyperlinked logo in the left sidebar — completely unintuitive. Getting from the blog to the main site should be one of the easiest actions a visitor can make. It should be so very obvious how to do it with one rapid error-free click.
- bentcorner 13y agoI didn't realize the logo until I went back and looked for a link (the first time I gave up after mousing over a few of the links above the blog header). The logo looks like a header for the sidebar; having never been to "Work for Pie" I'm not familiar with their logo. It would help if: - their logo on the sidebar had a solid background - their logo was on the tab for the blog instead of the generic WP logo (I don't know how hard this is to do, but frankly this looks sloppy) - they had a small "Work for Pie" + logo link above the blog header