Comments on: Not Found http://www.stressdesign.com/news/not-found/ current activity from stressdesign Sat, 27 Mar 2010 16:37:11 +0000 hourly 1 By: Marc Stress http://www.stressdesign.com/news/not-found/comment-page-1/#comment-74 Marc Stress Wed, 27 Sep 2006 17:10:31 +0000 http://www.stressdesign.com/news/archives/2006/09/26/60/#comment-74 It was actually difficult to write this post calling out your site as a _404 offender_ when I knew full well this was a machine glitch. I'm pleased that you're good natured about it. _Humanized_ is a great name, and certainly does set the stakes high, however, I suspect you'll live up to them. I can't wait to see your new product and was hoping to find some screenshots which is what got me poking around. Cheers! It was actually difficult to write this post calling out your site as a _404 offender_ when I knew full well this was a machine glitch. I’m pleased that you’re good natured about it. _Humanized_ is a great name, and certainly does set the stakes high, however, I suspect you’ll live up to them.

I can’t wait to see your new product and was hoping to find some screenshots which is what got me poking around.

Cheers!

]]> By: jono_from_humanized http://www.stressdesign.com/news/not-found/comment-page-1/#comment-73 jono_from_humanized Wed, 27 Sep 2006 15:50:58 +0000 http://www.stressdesign.com/news/archives/2006/09/26/60/#comment-73 While I'm never happy, per se, to hear about broken links, I must thank you for bringing this problem to my attention! "Products" and "Support" were not supposed to be links at all, until those pages are operational. They were links-to-nowhere due to a Movable Type bug, but this is now fixed. By calling our company "Humanized" and ranting about humane interfaces all the time, we risk looking like hypocrites if we do not live up to our own high standards. People will expect a lot out of us, and we will have to deliver. Our first product is now entering its beta-test phase, and as part of the preparations for release [we're] currently building a comprehensive website testing program, which ought to catch errors like these before they escape into the "blogosphere" and embarass us again. Oh, and by the way, the "A List Apart" page on the perfect 404 that you linked to above is a great resource. Thanks! While I’m never happy, per se, to hear about broken links, I must thank you for bringing this problem to my attention! “Products” and “Support” were not supposed to be links at all, until those pages are operational. They were links-to-nowhere due to a Movable Type bug, but this is now fixed.

By calling our company “Humanized” and ranting about humane interfaces all the time, we risk looking like hypocrites if we do not live up to our own high standards. People will expect a lot out of us, and we will have to deliver.

Our first product is now entering its beta-test phase, and as part of the preparations for release [we're] currently building a comprehensive website testing program, which ought to catch errors like these before they escape into the “blogosphere” and embarass us again.

Oh, and by the way, the “A List Apart” page on the perfect 404 that you linked to above is a great resource. Thanks!

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