FLASH: Re: New Macromedia.com site

[Ray Broussard]

Ken wrote

>Ray,

>

>All I can conclude from what you've written is that you do not 

>seriously rely upon certain parts of MM's site -- for example, the 

>tech notes -- in order to improve your efficiency and (therefore) 

>money-making capacity as a Flash Developer.

>


I had absolutely no trouble finding the Director or Flash technotes, thank

goodness -cuz i use em a couple of times a week. They were just two or three

clicks from MM's home page (support/flash/top technotes) and also at the exact

same address where they were before the change. I find the contrast legible and

the interface very intuitive.


>Many if not most of us have come to rely upon a particular level of 

>"user friendliness" when going to MM's site for tech info. This new 

>version of the site is clearly much more geared toward drawing in NEW 

>(I repeat, NEW) customers, and has *seriously crippled* the 

>efficiency of its services to its CURRENT customers (e.g. ALL of us


I really don't understand why you are so upset. Yes, I liked the old design. I

like the new design too. Some say change is good. You don't have a general

problem with change, do you? :)


-Ray

Ray Broussard

http://PhotographicVR.com


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