?" e-mails to my contacts at Kilgray when hours or days of searching left me stranded, thirsty and desperate in the middle of some desert on God-knows-what continent. Over the years I sent a lot of "Where the heck is. Although I have used that old site for 6 or 7 years now in its various iterations I was often unable to find things like the webinat schedule or a particular mysterious back alley that led to the training resources I knew were there somewhere. The rest of the site, however, is a considerable improvement over the old site, which reminded me a bit of the old Winchester House in California: lots of good stuff to be found, but on the journey to get there, you might wind up on a staircase that ends in the ceiling. Face it, too much of modern web design sucks, especially when it is aimed at teenagers with an attention span of about three seconds. Instead, images flip, logos zip and words fly and I think, "Get me the Hell out of here!". There is no sense of the calm competence that for me is typical of the excellent team behind that site.
Call me old-fashioned, but I can't drink enough coffee to get sufficiently wired to appreciate the hyperactive pace of multielemental, multidirectional motion on a page like that.
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