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I rather not work with a developer or designer who might want to go out of their way to support a browser that is horrible broken, at the expense of his/her cre
by pavs 17y ago
I rather not work with a developer or designer who might want to go out of their way to support a browser that is horrible broken, at the expense of his/her creativity. Regardless of how many people who uses that browser.
Remember, the prospective audience for this site are developers/designers who are fairly tech savvy (or should be). Someone who is using IE8 (out of choice) shouldn't be there.
To be on topic. The site looks nice and the interface looks awesome, but not for a website. Maybe for a desktop application (specifically mac). It takes too long to load.
I would suggest a more traditional design front ala linkedin (minus everything that is wrong with linkedin).