4 karma · joined September 14, 2010
Given the almost radical nature of the redesign it's not surprising that people didn't want to put up with it.
But if it is something for the better. Then a better design will see an influx of new users. It'd be interesting to see their new subscription rate.
I agree. Or if you populate username/password and click signup. The details you've entered are already there.
Anecdotes are stories. Stories are great ways to communicate complex issues in an easy to digest manner.
It may not be ground breaking insightful; but still relevant.
Don't expect to get to the end goal without moderation. You'll end up going too hard and for too long. Burn out happens and momentum dies comes along with it.
Though, if you're Kai Greene you're powered by rage all the time. http://rosstraining.com/blog/2010/08/05/kai-greene-the-rage-...
Centralising my experience inside just one page. No need to click on links to view, go back and reply.
It's adding just enough value to not drag it down in the complexity stakes. Twitter is known for it's simplicity. I think this features add more without looking like they've added much at all.