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That is really gorgeous. :3
<a href="http://thelifestream.net/[COLOR="White"]forums[/COLOR]" style="background-color: #051012">
<img src="http://thelifestream.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/lifestreambanner7copy.gif" width="1024" height="181" alt="" />
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It's a matter of design principles more than anything: if I click a link that says "thelifestream.net", I expect to be taken to thelifestream.net. I would have no objection to putting a separate "forum" button there somewhere, since it is arguably too important a part of our site to keep hidden in the "community" menu.
Then again, a front page redesign with a pre-made WP theme is happening, isn't it?
Interaction Design 101: Don't ever assume people think like youIn part it's because I assume the way I use the site is the way everyone uses the site, so I thought it would be a neat feature.
Interaction Design 101: Don't ever assume people think like youIn part it's because I assume the way I use the site is the way everyone uses the site, so I thought it would be a neat feature.
We want new traffic (right?) and the most obvious way is through our articles. Most new people don't find the site through typing the url, they find us randomly through Google or whatnot. Now chances are they never find the front page because the most obvious thing to do is to click the huge banner, which is how it was designed it in the redesign.
Also the RSS icon is only implemented on the forums, but not on the front page (?)