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I don't know, I just think you can take sparse so far it becomes soulless. Simple, clean design can still be emotive. This isn't. The stock art humans make this feel more like a Big Oil annual report. (And that Products menu is a little painful!) All that said, this is leaps and bounds beyond their current homepage.


Sorry I'm not understanding but really wanting to. What do you mean "more emotive"? What exactly could be done to this page to make it more "emotive"? What takes away from its "emotiveness"?

About the products page -- overall I think it looks pretty clean, but I mostly have a problem with the "More Products" category where they bunch together a big list of random products.


"What exactly could be done to this page to make it more "emotive"? "

Comic Sans seems to do the trick for many people.


You should use the feedback button on the right!


Oh man, I almost choked on my water. I've got some feedback: don't absolute position annoying and generic elements that distract me from your product(s).

.. that being said, it is pretty cute when it's shrunk down for mobile.


Choking on water? That's a curiously strong reaction to a very common location for a feedback button!?

They obviously want some feedback on their new design. Where would you place it?


This isn't the website Microsoft uses to tell you about its products, it's a preview.

The only reason this site is visible is for that feedback button, which will be read and acted on before it turns in to Microsoft.com




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