New site is live: report any issues here

Thanks for bearing with us. The new design is live and the basics are working.

It should look like this:

 

We’re working on fixing the twitter/fb/feed buttons, and the mailing list signup form.

If you find other issues, from broken links or things on fire (that shouldn’t be) please report them here. Thanks.

Known issues:

  • We’re still dealing with some permalink issues. This should be fixed now. If you find broken links, please report them below.

18 Responses to “New site is live: report any issues here”

  1. Rudresh

    The Podcast and Interview section still seems to be having dummy text. All the links in this section is pointing to same link, which again looks dummy.

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    1. Scott Berkun

      Yup – good catch Rudresh. I’ll clean this up tomorrow. Thanks.

      Reply
  2. Thor

    No problem. New site looks great!

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  3. Tim Jarvis

    Hey, site looks grate and really easy to navigate. One thing I noticed (and it may be done on purpose) there is no copyright notice in the footer.

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  4. Phil Simon

    Looks great, Scott. Very clean and your sense of humor is all over the front page.

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    1. Scott

      This should be fixed now. And the permalink issue should be solved (if you don’t know what that means, be glad).

      Reply
  5. Robin

    Things hung up for a bit while loading the third slide on the homepage and loading data from use.typekit.net. It eventually loaded.

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  6. Smaranda

    The “Scott has worked with” text is misaligned compared to the list of references (at least in Chrome). Hurts my eyes, hurts my eyes, ouch ouch ouch….

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    1. Smaranda

      broken link on picture (or actually amazon) under THE HISTORY OF RELIGION: EXPLAINED. (also in Chrome 22.0.1229.94 )

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      1. Scott

        Fixed. Thanks Smaranda.

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  7. Daniel H. (Germany)

    I’m not sure if this is the right place, but seriously Scott, I can’t stand the new design.
    My main problem right now is font size and the amount of content I see on my normal screen. Can you PLEASE add an option somewhere to reduce font size to 70%? When I just open up the page, I see only the banner and the categories, no content at all. Also, compare font sizes for this page and any other one (I tried cnn.com and nytimes.com). I’m used to browsing the web in a small, non-fullscreen page and this is a really awkward, much-scrolling-and-clicking experience with the new design…
    Also, I’m not that happy with the blog reducing comment length, so someone who reads the blog once a week ends up clicking on all new articles instead of just scrolling down the page and reading them all in one run.

    Greetings, Daniel

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    1. Daniel H. (Germany)

      Also, I can throw in three screenshots of how the site looked on my notebook:
      http://imageshack.us/g/337/clipboard01qnc.jpg/
      1) Firefox in fullscreen (with noscript plugins)
      2) Firefox in half screen (what I usually use for browsing)
      3) Chrome – comparison of type size with NYtimes and scottberkun.com

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      1. Scott

        Daniel:

        What platform/version are you running?

        -Scott

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  8. Richard Cutts

    Looks great on a mobile browser.

    Typography and colours are great. Top marks to the designer.

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  9. Chris K

    The font for the comments and the footer are a bit blurry in Chrome 23-beta. The same features look fine in IE9 and FF 15.

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