The Help Center looks intimidating. I can no longer direct a new user to the FAQ to read about the scope of a specific site because this information is nowhere to be found.
Has there been any A/B testing before rolling this feature out? In its present state the Help Center is a clickfest-heavy, sensory overloaded hive of pages. I had to use Wayback Machine to get the old contentsold contents and concoct a mockup of a better (IMHO) layout:
The Help Center looks intimidating. I can no longer direct a new user to the FAQ to read about the scope of a specific site because this information is nowhere to be found.
Has there been any A/B testing before rolling this feature out? In its present state the Help Center is a clickfest-heavy, sensory overloaded hive of pages. I had to use Wayback Machine to get the old contents and concoct a mockup of a better (IMHO) layout:
The Help Center looks intimidating. I can no longer direct a new user to the FAQ to read about the scope of a specific site because this information is nowhere to be found.
Has there been any A/B testing before rolling this feature out? In its present state the Help Center is a clickfest-heavy, sensory overloaded hive of pages. I had to use Wayback Machine to get the old contents and concoct a mockup of a better (IMHO) layout:
The Help Center looks intimidating. I can no longer direct a new user to the FAQ to read about the scope of a specific site because this information is nowhere to be found.
Has there been any A/B testing before rolling this feature out? In its present state the Help Center is a clickfest-heavy, sensory overloaded hive of pages. I had to use Wayback Machine to get the old contents and concoct a mockup of a better (IMHO) layout:
