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Re: Any news regarding new WebMail interface?
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United States		 2008-06-02 06:26:06 

  


  

    
Who needs icons and graphics? Not GMail. I don't hear any overwhelming
hue and cry about their awful graphics.





sai wrote:

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yes, but .....  I am good with code. I know what looks good, but I will
never be able to produce a good looking website or even an icon. I will
be able to slightly modify a template but any major changes will give
you something a three year old would be proud of.  many people on this
list will be like that.

  

what you need is a graphic designer. some one with some artistic
ability. this is generally incompatible with systems admin-hood  

  

sai

  

  
On 6/2/08, 1usa.com">webmaster1usa.com
<1usa.com">webmaster1usa.com&gt;
wrote:
  

    

    
The quickest way to get what you want is to
compare the different themes provided, copy one into a new directory,
and modify it to your heart's content.

    
When newer versions come out, just edit
yours with the new code.

    
There are instructions on
Netwinsite.com/webmail/webmail.htm under adding new templates.

    
 

    
BarryZ

    
1USA

    
    
 

    
    


    

    This is an important point.&nbsp; The reality is
that the interface is the 

sell for the end user. ; We all are sold on the stable feature-filled 

backend but it's the front end that sells the customer. I'm looking to 

start selling email service using Surgemail and I would really like a 

snappy looking web interface.

    

Thanks,

Wayne

    

  

  

  




  

  
  
   
     
    

  

    Re:  Any news regarding new WebMail
interface?
  


  

     country flaguser name
United States		
     2008-06-02 22:19:12
  


  

    

  


  

    
I'm all about simplicity in design... the same mindset that has lead
Google to be the industry behemoth should be our guide to a simple,
clean and attractive front end.  What we have now is simple and
clean... and if  we have to forgo attractive to keep simple and clean
that let's not change.&nbsp; But adding attractive would be an important

marketing move for the company.&nbsp; 



Thanks,

Wayne



Eric Vey wrote:

ericvey.com" type="cite">
  
Who needs icons and graphics? Not GMail. I don't hear any overwhelming
hue and cry about their awful graphics.

  

  

sai wrote:
  
mail.gmail.com"
 type="cite">

yes, but .....  I am good with code. I know what looks good, but I will
never be able to produce a good looking website or even an icon. I will
be able to slightly modify a template but any major changes will give
you something a three year old would be proud of.  many people on this
list will be like that.

    

what you need is a graphic designer. some one with some artistic
ability. this is generally incompatible with systems admin-hood  

    

sai

    

    
On 6/2/08, 1usa.com">webmaster1usa.com
<1usa.com">webmaster1usa.com&gt;
wrote:
    

      

      
The quickest way to get what you want is
to
compare the different themes provided, copy one into a new directory,
and modify it to your heart's content.

      
When newer versions come out, just edit
yours with the new code.

      
There are instructions on
Netwinsite.com/webmail/webmail.htm under adding new templates.

      
 

      
BarryZ

      
1USA

      
      
 

      
      


      

      This is an important point.&nbsp; The reality
is
that the interface is the 

sell for the end user. ; We all are sold on the stable feature-filled 

backend but it's the front end that sells the customer. I'm looking to 

start selling email service using Surgemail and I would really like a 

snappy looking web interface.

      

Thanks,

Wayne

      

    

    

    

  






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Wayne Gregori
sfnet.com">wgsfnet.com
www.sfnet.com


  

  
  
   
     
    






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