Performance

Microsoft Microsoft finally revamped the homepage page elements. They’ve kept many of the good parts, and removed some of the bad. Now, more than ever, they have a main element on the page where your eye immediately rests. This is so important.

Hope you had a great week. Here are a few links… Engine Yard is selling off Rails Hosting by the Slice — I wonder if this will catch on, and I wonder if there are any other areas of a traditional business that could be sold by the slice (ala pizza). Scott Adams tells a…

Ok I ran across this game and just had to share it… The object of the game is to… well… do nothing. Hilarious.

I thought that the Audible.com web site was very nicely designed and that the writing and flow of the site was straightforward. In fact, I felt like the buttons answered specific questions I had at each moment.

Novell Seen the new Novell site? The humor on the home page is great, and the bright use of colors. We love the offer on the home pages that entices us to Get 250,000-user licenses of eDirectory for free! Wahoo is all I can say. That’s what I’ve wanted for my birthday for quite some…

MIT Media Lab Note the structure and limited color use on this site. I also like how so much of the navigation system is text based, making for easy updates.