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Joined 17 years ago
Joined 17 years ago
John Cleese gave a related talk which I found very interesting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGt3-fxOvug
It's like complaining that a Lamborghini sucks because the cupholders are hard to reach. I'm sure it would bother some people, but it's not really worth discussing, is it?
Obviously whether foregoing a paper resume is okay depends on the company.
- The logo looks small and isolated from the rest of the page.
- The text in the navigation tabs looks strange, maybe it should be centered?
- The boxes with the slight shading are missing vertical borders, which looks unfinished.
- The circles with the prices are not ordered numerically, which was confusing at first glance. Also the text labels in the image are too small.
- The font size for the description paragraphs is too small; looks like fine print.
- The colors for the Buy/Learn buttons at the top are badly chosen; when I hover over one, it looks like they're both active or inactive since they're the same color. There should be four different colors or they should be identical.
- Not sure why "Required" was abbreviated to "Req'd" when adjacent cells have much more text.