A video tour of the new web site
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Duration: 29:21 minutes
As I announced earlier, I have been making changes to the web site. Just today I added a Featured Video section on the main page; this will allow me to share the latest videos and news with you, as soon as you arrive at the web site. A featured video will appear in the same space as you see today.
I continue to fine tune the web site – I don’t think it is ever really “done”, as there is always room for improvement. The latest changes are my effort to make your visit more pleasurable and meaningful.
Please let me know if you like the new look-and-feel. I am always striving to make the web site a more professional site; but I am not a computer guy, and I know my limitations on stuff like the software that drives this blog. Nevertheless, I try my best. But it takes a lot of trial and error.
As a result, I will depend on you to let me know if you discover any glitches I might have missed. If you do find a problem, or something does not work just like you expect it to work, please send me an e-mail message to sandal_woods@bbwi.net.
Thank you for reading my blog, and many thanks for your continued support!
— Al Navas
Looks great Al, you are making me realize that I need to get my act together and update my own site. There is really no excuse, as the technology is so easy to use now, but still I need to pull myself out of the shop to do it and that is always a tough call.
Thanks, Shannon!
If a guy who knows so little about the technology can do it, *you* will breeze right through it!
You should offer videos in something other than embedded flash. Just upload an AVI or MP4 to a file host like Mediafire or Rapidshare and include a link on your blog. Not everyone has flash installed on their computers due to restricteve licensing, security risks, and privacy issues.
Thanks for suggesting that I provide the download link for the Featured Video file!
The videos are always available on the website for download, in Quicktime format. But you found something I forgot to do, and it is now fixed: I added the links normally found in the article itself – this means you won’t have to go hunting for the download link. I appreciate your feedback a bunch!
Al Navas