> People get all excited about glitz. Forget it. Flaming logos and such
> aren't needed. A website is about information. They either want your
> information or they don't. Glitz doesn't matter. Yes, you want to make
> it attractive, but it doesn't have to be flashy to be attractive. Good
> organization and readability is more important than glitz. You're doing
> fine so far.
>
> Paul
Paul,
You are thinking like an engineer (me too!) Most people care at
least as much about the form as the content (witness AOL). Superior
information, presented in a clear, organized fashion, might draw fewer
hits and less participation (among non-engineers) than some
heavily-themed eye candy. Sad but true.
--ronan
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