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Sorry to gripe so much today, but I'm using this new setup for the first time in-depth today. Have been tinkering with varoius things for several hours now and this new navigation is really terrible - at least for people with more than 6 sites. So many extra mouse clicks it is absolutely unbelievable - did you even look at how people used the site before?And so much harder to keep track of your work as you go. I mean this is a tool we need to do work on - it not an aesthetics playground. I'm having to keep a separate handwritten tally sheet to check off the steps as I go since I can't just tick them off in my head as I move down the drop down list.Not sure how this new setup got thru your design review process, but it is a major step backward in usability.I give it two thumbs down with a big bronx cheer overlay.I hope you can get that FF3 greasemonkey script working. I'm no programmer, but if there is anything I can do to assist, please advise.
Correction: This is not Mr. Miyagi, but Miyagi did win for honorary mohawk since he did not win the beard. Miyagi is 10lb black and white jack russell/chinese crested powderpuff. But thanks for the mention!
This little one was a hoot to watch in the agility course hosted by the Doggie Academy, which specializes in reward-based training for dogs and dog parents. Owner and trainer Sarah Westcott (pictured) suggested using brooms and books to make jumps for your dog at home, and toilet plungers to make weave holes.
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