Techvibes.com Relaunches with New Design
Congratulations to our friends at Techvibes who launched the new design of their website today!
The new design is more user friendly and the content is easier to pick out from the featured members and advertising. I like the new look.
As mentioned in their email blast,Techvibes was acquired by entrepreneurs Boris Wertz and Geoff Hampson, “with the goal of realigning it as a hyper-local technology news blog and community.”
What are the other improvements of note:
* A complete redesign, cleaner and standards-compliant
* Ability to choose between per-city local content or all-city global content
* RSS feeds for blog posts, blog comments, jobs, and events
* Improved site search
* Consolidated forums into one area
* Google Maps integration
Check out the new design of Techvibes.com
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