About changes in Graphisoft management

[Anonymous]

I think it's time also to change the horrible first page of Graphisoft site, where the older architects presented, could be seen as well as the mirror of an older top management, and perhaps of an older software....

[Laszlo Nagy]

I think most of the architects become really good architects by the time they get old.
So I have no problem with "old" architects.

[Anonymous]

laszlonagy wrote:
I think most of the architects become really good architects by the time they get old.

Like a good wine...

[Anonymous]

I belive he was thinking of the whole first page... which is kind a old fasion

[vistasp]

WhiteMan wrote:
I belive he was thinking of the whole first page... which is kind a old fasion

Whole first page, entire last page & everything in between actually. It's the template that needs a face lift. I'm fine with the content (and architects old or young) but the website can attract - or repel - prospective customers so it's worth investing in a good design.

[Anonymous]

I was just having a look around Autodesk's website and although it's not the best website i've ever seen, it has a far more modern and cutting edge feel to it.
I like the content on the graphisoft site.
A good web designer could fix the template in no time.
Even IBM don't have a flat 'IBM' blue site anymore. There's a reason.

[Anonymous]

vistasp wrote:
It's the template that needs a face lift.

they finally did it!! www.graphisoft.com

[vistasp]

sdb wrote:

vistasp wrote:
It's the template that needs a face lift.

they finally did it!! www.graphisoft.com

Yep, they did!