Comments on: Being a WordPress user again http://erenemre.com/135 When I get angry, I become a giant green UI designer. Tue, 18 May 2010 06:03:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: stannyvassy http://erenemre.com/135#comment-12 stannyvassy Wed, 20 May 2009 15:22:10 +0000 http://www.erenemre.com/?p=135#comment-12 Nice information: i will definitely visit again. Nice information: i will definitely visit again.

]]> By: Gary Cheung http://erenemre.com/135#comment-7 Gary Cheung Mon, 19 Jan 2009 08:24:22 +0000 http://www.erenemre.com/?p=135#comment-7 It's good to get feedback from people that you critiqued. Jason, I have a question: so what was the problem about 2.5's design? Why did they change it? Regards, Gary. It’s good to get feedback from people that you critiqued.

Jason, I have a question: so what was the problem about 2.5’s design? Why did they change it?

Regards,
Gary.

]]> By: Jason Santa Maria http://erenemre.com/135#comment-6 Jason Santa Maria Sun, 18 Jan 2009 17:19:03 +0000 http://www.erenemre.com/?p=135#comment-6 Hi there! I just want to point out some quick things here as someone who worked on the design of WP 2.5. We are definitely WordPress users. I've used WP for sites before, and everyone on the project had as well. Also, the main goal of WP 2.5 was to standardize everything in the admin, not only for the sake of consistency, but so that WP was able to have something solid to do usability testing with (and later be able to revise). We certainly didn't assume our work was going to be the final look and feel of WP, but we did see it as a stepping stone to something better. Hi there! I just want to point out some quick things here as someone who worked on the design of WP 2.5.

We are definitely WordPress users. I’ve used WP for sites before, and everyone on the project had as well. Also, the main goal of WP 2.5 was to standardize everything in the admin, not only for the sake of consistency, but so that WP was able to have something solid to do usability testing with (and later be able to revise). We certainly didn’t assume our work was going to be the final look and feel of WP, but we did see it as a stepping stone to something better.

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