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Mailchimp Redesign (mailchimp.com)
almost 10 years ago from Marco Sousa, Product Designer @ Facebook
13 comments
Josh Austin, almost 10 years ago
I love that they hide the header on scroll.
Daniel Golden, almost 10 years ago
teehan + lax does this best.
Agreed. T+L is even smoother.
Surjith S M, almost 10 years ago
You can also do the same effect. http://web3canvas.com/item/sensitive-sticky-navigation-with-jquery/
Gavin Jones, almost 10 years ago (edited almost 10 years ago )
Christ I hope they don't apply changes to the inner site...training non-tech users to manage their own campaigns was hard enough the first time around. Forcing them to re-learn the process would be a real sharp kick in the balls.
Connor Tomas O'Brien, almost 10 years ago
The changes do extend into the inner site, but it doesn't seem as though they've deployed that component yet. I understand your concern, but the new interface is responsive and has a much more intuitive campaign manager. It's definitely a lot easier to teach clients to use.
Andrew Liebchen, almost 10 years ago
They've been rolling out the functional changes to the campaign builder (or whatever its called) for awhile now, and encouraged users to try it out.
Dave Levine, almost 10 years ago These guys are truly pioneers when it comes to mail and having a comedic tone in the design process. This is still true in the design, but I can see the usability being a bit frustrating.
Allan Grinshtein, almost 10 years ago
Guh. So good. Really impressed with the art direction.
Nicholas Hendrickx, almost 10 years ago
They've also updated their logo.
Old logo: https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTxetGQbFb_1NXmF6ncUSoqiubLDzxBQ9yIuz-L6BbViEPytevd3Q New logo: http://mailchimp.com/assets/images/logo-dark-186dd332.svg
Taurean Bryant, almost 10 years ago
Still not a fan personally. Kind of a shame. The homepage looks outstanding, but everything else looks rushed and hard to use.
Jim Silverman, almost 10 years ago
new site is a step back. new app is a leap forward.
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