ioi said:
DOLBYdigital said:
ioi said:
The irony here is that there were 100s of people saying the exact opposite when we moved from 1.0 to 2.0 - too cluttered, too many colours, too much going on, no focus on sales and charts etc. It is evident that you guys just really hate change! You'll soon be used to it in a few days like you all were the last time we revamped the site.
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Man just looking at the comparison shots shows how smashed and unorganized the new site looks. 2.0 was very nicely organized, clean and structured. The new site just looks like a mess. I hate to say it but I probably won't be around as much as before. Hope you guys come up with a better look for 4.0 :)
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Seriously, you guys are winding me up now right?
We must have had 200-300 comments when 2.0 launched about how terrible the homepage is, now it was perfect?
Wow
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I think the big thing is that people hate change..
I just have a question though, and perhaps you can answer it or perhaps someone else with more background in web design can. I assume that the site uses a combination of PHP, javascript and a mysql backend?
Anyhow, is it possible to have settings in your "settings" under profile that would allow you to specify bgcolor, text color, etc? and store them as variables in the mysql database and when it goes to call the css sheet it can pass variables to it?
If not, would it be possible to do a couple predefined combinations of colors and have a couple of different css sheets for those predefined color templates and then based on what you selected for a color template in your profile it would load that CSS sheet (wish I paid more attention in my e-commerce classes now :D