We’ve just released the new ProWorkflow official team blog – www.ProWorkflowblog.com. We would like to get some feedback about the design, and feel of the site and navigation. We’re not trying to be leading edge here, just after a simple clean layout so we can keep users informed of updates and changes etc.
This will also be a platform for ProWorkflow team members to have a say, so you’ll get tips from the developers, sales staff as well as product updates and news. We’ll also be featuring customer testimonials and talking about their businesses.
Feel welcome to put your 2 cents in and let us know if there’s anything we should add, remove or otherwise.
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I’ve just seen some visuals (or concepts) of the latest Windows7 design. This look like a copy of Apple’s mixed with navigation systems off the 10yr old SGI 3d apps I used to use… It’s nice to look at for a few minutes, but operationally on a day to day basis? Not so sure – too cluttered any inconsistent. Also, if we’re completely honest it looks a bit thrown together by a bunch of people from the Web2 ‘bug button’ community. It’s just a bit of a dog’s breakfast. Find out more…
Rod Drury wrote an interesting post over on his blog about what he would do if in charge of Microsoft. Have a read of my thoughts on the issue of rebranding.
As a designer and ex industry creative, I was really interested to see this post over on Ben Kepes’s blog. “How important is design for SaaS offerings?” Read the post to find out…
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An an ex industry creative, I can totally relate to this video (Referred to me by an employee Sam Law). I spent 15 years of my life catering to the crazy ideas and deadlines of creative clients. This video is absolutely what it was like!
