Mozilla.org, still room for improvement

August 31, 2004 at 11:48 AM

In a previous post (see Mozilla and Firefox: When brands collide) I talked about how the beta site design for Mozilla.org had some very confusing branding and architecture. Since then it seems that these issues are slowly being addressed. In the latest version of the Mozilla.org beta site you can see a little better identification of the various products and what they would be used for. I still think they could improve the architecture of the site, specifically the calls to action. There is also plenty of room to design something that better explains that obscure product Mozilla and how it relates to Firefox. They are accepting comments on the beta design through this evening. I posted my two cents, time to post yours. [from Leonard Lin]