I have to agree. In addition, most of the features of the logo she raves about are not visible in the default (and very pixelated) state on the home page. In a

I have to agree. In addition, most of the features of the logo she raves about are not visible in the default (and very pixelated) state on the home page. In a design world that seems to be shifting to high-resolution, flat design, this seems like an odd step backward.