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Trying to "think like a user", with the exception of updating the logo, the badges are identical. Nobody would really notice the change, let alone care about th
by tga 13y ago
Trying to "think like a user", with the exception of updating the logo, the badges are identical. Nobody would really notice the change, let alone care about the text alignment on their security badge.
Take this as constructive criticism, this is the kind of thing that you can waste a lot of time on without scoring any points with your users/customer/management.
- colmvp 13y agoThe badge re-design has to take into account requirements and it does just that. It's a very nice re-skin and to say nobody would really notice the change is neither constructive nor accurate. The re-design looks to me much more friendly and modern compared to the current stodgy corporate version.
- grey-area 13y agoThinking like a user, one badge says to me this company doesn't take design or their image seriously and is probably a terrible place to work. The newer badge does just the opposite and acts almost as an advert for the company.