Love the new site!
Pretty, easy to navigate, great content as ever. Well done.
Pretty, easy to navigate, great content as ever. Well done.
Originally Posted by Jamey Warren /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hi Jpelg, Thanks for the constructive criticism. I assume you're talking about the flyout menus with product listings. I had to change the angle of my monitor to see the transparency problem but I understand how that could be an issue depending on monitor settings. Thanks again, Jamey |
Originally Posted by Currawong /img/forum/go_quote.gif The site design is better for navigation, but I think the combination of greens is revolting, sorry. |
Originally Posted by techenvy /img/forum/go_quote.gif i really want to get the desktop amp/dac 999. mainly for its connectivity and optical ins and two jacks in front,, can you keep them both plugged at same time , with a switch hopefully,,, but moreover how do they compare to some competitors? |
Originally Posted by kdaq /img/forum/go_quote.gif First let me say - this is a nice looking site. The front page is a solid launchpad and the overall feel is modern. I appreciate the driving motivation behind the redesign. Appealing to the general masses is a simple business decision, and a sane one - no argument here over moves like selectively adding Skullcandys. But I implore you - inject more personality! And sure, grabbing an audience requires brevity. Yet boiling down can leave you with dregs, and this does not turn heads. Headroom is quirky. You have to be to design a BUDA...just like you have to be to buy one. Tyll, your charisma came through in the original product descriptions. They made me laugh, and they made an impression. Don't lose that in this website. Kudos on the current Amp/DAC product line, by the way. It strikes me as the perfect balance of focus vs choice (also price vs performance |
Originally Posted by drizzt /img/forum/go_quote.gif To me the site makes sense in the way you're promoting it. I think people are missing that you want to reach a broader crowd. Promoting lower end products bring new people to your site. People from here looking to buy products from your site pretty much know what they want and just purchase through you. We do our research here at head-fi so there is no reason for many of us to use your learning center. New people however will browse the site and find that SCs may not be there best choice. If they buy them it's a sale for your company and that is the goal for any business, to sell products. So Tyll, to answer your question, I believe you guys are pointing more broadly. |