Linden Research has updated the software for one of their blogs today. The overall improvement looks great. It’s a little confusing at first to figure out what is where and what everything is doing. Eventually I’ll adapt. One thing that I keep wondering is why they didn’t do something similar for their home page for new visitors. Instead, the improvement for the home page ended up being a dark page that is not only unprofessional in business environments, but also causes strain on the eyes. The other thing that I am noticing is that their is a lack of a consistent theme along all of their websites. The home page is black, the blog is white, and the rest of the site is white with complementary shades of blue. From a branding perspective, it appears that you are visiting different websites all together. The logos and orange login buttons help pull the branding together to identify the site.
Virtually Speaking
The Experience of Lewis Moten in virtual worlds
Summary
Lewis Moten has been creating various interactive objects within the virtual world since November 28, 2005. He is often known as Dedric Mauriac of Dedric Mauriac’s Gadget Shop. Lewis will often post updates about his progress on his blog on a daily basis.
In the real world, Lewis has held positions filling the role as a software architect, graphic illustrator, technical writer, software analyst, technical lead, and database administrator over the course of his professional career. He is capable of wearing multiple hats and leading others to provide efficient and high quality software solutions. His technical expertise is reflected through is creations in the virtual environment.
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I like the new blogs, especially that they have sections for lindens of various trade (technical, community, etc), and the look is better than the old blog. I do agree with Crap that now it’s TOO white and they need a little bit more color.
But you’re definitely right about their new SL homepage, I still haven’t changed my opinion on that one and I don’t think I will. It just doesn’t do it for information or presentation.
I find myself a bit embarrassed when demonstrating it in a professional environment.