UX Magazine v1.0 Live!
UX Magazine v1.0 has officially been launched. Last Friday (the 13th) we lifted the the BETA burden off our shoulders, and after a short period of weekend tweaking, we’re ready to roll. Please feel free to contact us or just post your comments and let us know what you think.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)
Constantinos is employed as a Creative Director for Tribal DDB Athens. In his ever dwindling spare time he works on the development of UX Magazine and Joblet. You can find out more about him here of follow him on twitter.
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Another thing, most quirks should be ironed out by now but please do throw whatever you can at the site to help us get to the last remaining bugs. Cheers!
I had almost written this site off as officially dead. Congratulations on the come back, and I look forward to searching around this afternoon to read what’s new.
Love the new design — I thought the last one was nearing perfection; and this one really makes it past the finishing line…
Now, you just have to keep the content coming… I must say — I too had meen beginning to declare UX for dead (the first sign was changing it from being my homepage to just being a bookmark)...
It still is the #1 rule of webdesign. In order to keep your visitors returning, you need to give us fresh content…
And although the quality of your content is extremely high (hardcopy-style); one cannot survive on quality alone online. Quantity also counts for something…
Keegan, the hiatus lasted a wee bit longer than expected. We’ll be adding new features as time goes by but we needed to draw a line in the sand and simply go with whatever was ready to launch. From now on, expect regular updates (content & system). Much of the site was reworked, but we hopefully have kept what worked (and trashed what didn’t). Everyone involved is psyched, we hope the time spent was well worth it in the end.
I, too, thought the site was dead, as I haven’t seen updated content in a while. Welcome back, and I’m hoping to share some hot insights on UX with my company!
I checked in every so often and then stopped a couple months ago. Decided to look through my old bookmarks and low and behold… you guys have launched finally. congrats!
I also thought the site had been abandoned, but I stayed subscribed to the RSS feed and was hit with a barrage of new articles on Friday. Congrats to all involved!
Nice to see you guys returning. I figured UX was finished a look time ago, nice to see a re-energized return, and of course, the site looks absolutely amazing. Great job. The only downside is the return of more competition for me. :)
I was really glad to see this bit of news pop up in my RSS last week. The design and content of this site is great. Keep it coming please! :o)
I was really glad to see this bit of news pop up in my RSS last week. The design and content of this site is great. Keep it coming please! :o)
Nice to see you guys returning. I figured UX was finished a look time ago, nice to see a re-energized return, and of course, the site looks absolutely amazing. Great job. The only downside is the return of more competition for me. :)
I also thought the site had been abandoned, but I stayed subscribed to the RSS feed and was hit with a barrage of new articles on Friday. Congrats to all involved!
I checked in every so often and then stopped a couple months ago. Decided to look through my old bookmarks and low and behold… you guys have launched finally. congrats!
I, too, thought the site was dead, as I haven’t seen updated content in a while. Welcome back, and I’m hoping to share some hot insights on UX with my company!
Keegan, the hiatus lasted a wee bit longer than expected. We’ll be adding new features as time goes by but we needed to draw a line in the sand and simply go with whatever was ready to launch. From now on, expect regular updates (content & system). Much of the site was reworked, but we hopefully have kept what worked (and trashed what didn’t). Everyone involved is psyched, we hope the time spent was well worth it in the end.
Love the new design — I thought the last one was nearing perfection; and this one really makes it past the finishing line…
Now, you just have to keep the content coming… I must say — I too had meen beginning to declare UX for dead (the first sign was changing it from being my homepage to just being a bookmark)...
It still is the #1 rule of webdesign. In order to keep your visitors returning, you need to give us fresh content…
And although the quality of your content is extremely high (hardcopy-style); one cannot survive on quality alone online. Quantity also counts for something…
I had almost written this site off as officially dead. Congratulations on the come back, and I look forward to searching around this afternoon to read what’s new.
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