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I'll chime in!
I took a brief look at it yesterday, and my thought was, just like the old 
site, it doesn't make it easy to find individual departments.  For instance, 
I had a devil of a time finding the Controller's site to get Travel 
Authorization documents this week.  I need these once in a blue moon, but it 
would be nice to have an easy way to at least drill down to get to where I 
needed to be.  It seems like the site is more oriented toward outsiders and 
academic interests right now.

Scott
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John Gorentz" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 1:37 PM
Subject: [MSUNAG] New web site comments


> I'm going to post some comments about MSU's new web site here.  I'd use 
> the on-line form for providing feedback, but that form insists on my 
> providing a ranking of a whole bunch of things before it'll let me submit 
> my comments.  I hardly ever participate in doing rankings on surveys like 
> that.   They're not going to provide the recipients with useful 
> information, so why should I waste my time on them?   It hurts my head to 
> try to squeeze my opinions into a 1-5 ranking.   And besides, I didn't 
> even have opinions on all the items that form asks about.
>
> My comment is based on a look at the home page only.   The following is 
> what I tried to submit before I saw that the form wasn't going to 
> cooperate:
>
> I don't think users with visual difficulties are going to like the way the 
> menu on the left overlaps the text.  I use IE6 SP1 with the accessibility 
> feature, "Ignore font sizes...".  I use this option because most web pages 
> use fonts that are too small for comfort.   I've taken a screen shot of 
> the results and have put it on my personal web site for you to look at. 
> It's at http://www.johngorentz.com/pix/msupage.jpg
>
> There were no such problems with the old web page.
>
> I like the color scheme on the old one better, too.   After all, it's 
> supposed to be "Go Green! Go White!", not "Go Green! Go Grey!"
>
> John Gorentz
> W.K. Kellogg Biological Station
>
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