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The 2006 upgrade to GCCwired has begun. We went live with the face lift and new media player yesterday a.m. and will have all the features and navigational add-on's complete in the next couple of weeks.
Great feedback so far. One of our friends, Jeff Myers said this when he saw it yesterday morning: "It made me cry. I literally cried happy tears." That's the ultimate compliment, Jeff. Wow.
Great job to our partners... AspireOne. They make us better.
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Finally a CSS driven layout. No more tables! Oh happy day!
I also like the new way the menus function. They are much easier to operate, and you can easily see your location on the site.
I think the greatest thing is the look. It is given a slight face lift, but if you've been to the site before you can still get around without having to learn a completely different navigation system.
Send my praises to the web team!
Posted by: Joshua Gregory | Sep 22, 2006 at 10:36 PM