New look Ableton website.

[Delie]

Responsive web design should not dictate that the site has to have the same plain vertical information flow on every browser, just that the design changes to adapt ideally at different screen boundaries. GOOD responsive design should look optimal in each use case, desktop, phone, and tablet. It does not have to look bad-but-identical in each case. Honestly it defeats the point. The responsive part means the site shifts around to look IDEAL in each use case, not AVERAGE in all cases.

You make a good point

[Vivo]

I think they want us to leave.

I think I'm actually ok with that.

You think?

[merges]

One thing I'm sure they've learned from this slightly mangled launch: QA, QA, QA!

[Vivo]

i will admit though, who ever made the theme for live 9 knows great design. and the guy that originally created the live interface is a graphic design genius .
also the design of the new device and the max for live devices are fantastic.

everything out side of live though is a disaster.

+1

[OzWozEre]

Helloooo 1987

Heh, that what I thought too viewtopic.php?p=1445231#p1445231

I guess the designer is too young to know about all the legacies of the domain she's designing in

[regretfullySaid]

Let em experiment, there's plenty of other things to obsess over, particularly ones that are more enjoyable and significant.

Funny jokes though

[Vivo]

While I've been reading this thread, it is so bright that my eyes are tearing up.

[burningfeetman]

Really disappointed with what I'm seeing here. Ableton have taken a turn for the worst. Let's hope they can revert back to the website design & logo that I know and love... Fingers crossed the software isn't pursuing such a pathetic change.

[ShelLuser]

Another thing which I consider quite odd is that there seems to be no direct link what so ever from the website to the forum. Under the 'Help' section there is a reference on getting help from the community but that points back to Answers. Something I sporadically but hardly use. In 9 out of 10 cases you need to ask someone a few questions in order to help them out, such answers systems are terrible at that.

From what I can tell Ableton has setup some kind of comment option, which brings a whole new problem with it; people who discovered the comment option and the people who didn't.

[rbro]

New website look and feel, color scheme, fonts and usability are a complete disaster. As was their upgrade discount/pricing launch. At least they still make good software!

[sp0bjogu]

I vote to make this thread a sticky as an example to all web designers how things should (and should not) be done. The way to success is really, really simple - just read and learn the following by heart:

condra's post:
viewtopic.php?p=1445511#p1445511

googoo's post:
viewtopic.php?p=1445580#p1445580

And follow it!

/sp0

[rbro]

Don't like the font either.......

[condra]

12 pages of people giving out about the look of the site and forum, and 4 pages of people trying to override the CSS... and counting.
This is clearly something people care about.

I hope they fix it. It's only a couple of lines of CSS. I'd do it myself if they let me.

[burningfeetman]

It's one thing to discuss these problems in what is now a hidden forum, but do what I did. Take the complaints to their Facebook page and unlike them. They'll hopefully get the message then.

[Angstrom]

It's probably worth pointing out that it's one of those sites that is full of markup errors, yet claims to be HTML5 . This is likely why a lot of people are seeing browser crashes, and/or differing layouts as their browser tries to make sense of what the developer has done.

ableton.com/en/push/

Validation Output: 40 Errors
Result: 40 Errors, 5 warning(s)

http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1 ... %2F#result



ableton.com/en/shop/
Validation Output: 35 Errors
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1 ... %2Fshop%2F


etc.