After a long night of changes, I’m finally rested and ready to give you a detailed re-cap of what’s new. Some of these updates are simple or even behind-the-scenes, but all of them will make your user experience better. We know that there are other Mac repair shops in town: we stand out in many ways and one of those is keeping you connected. Let’s tackle the changes:
New iPhone icon at the top — we wanted to get the most important info out to you with the greatest ease. Lo’ and behold, there’s room for a phone number at the top. Happy dialing!
Shorter homepage text — one thing most websites do is throw too much information at their readers. Our old homepage was definitely guilty of that. We pulled out the redundant redundancy and left you with a little less filler and better information. We also made our logo clickable so you can see the detail work. If you haven’t guessed yet, the logo is made up of the letters from the new laptop keyboards on an aluminum background. Do you like it?
Certified Macintosh Technician Button — we felt that it was important for you to know that we’re not just some “dude” who fixes iPhones and iPods… we’re Apple-Certified and we keep our certifications up-to-date so you can trust that we know the latest methodologies and techniques for troubleshooting and fixing your devices. We do have to exist as a business for 2 years before Apple will allow us to be an “Apple Authorized Service Provider” so we can perform Apple warranty work. We’re willing to wait, but we’ll help you with upgrades and out-of-warranty work any day of the week.
User Accounts with Facebook Integration — this is a great addition for each and every one of you. You can now comment on posts if you have feedback or questions. If you sign up for an account, we’ll periodically send you emails about great deals and promotions. It will never be spam, only information that pertains to your Apple devices. You do not have to create an account to comment, you can just enter your email or Connect with Facebook to leave a reply. Only those with accounts will be able to use our new comment rating system (it’s just a limitation of Facebook, it’s nothing against you).
Social Sharing — at the bottom of every page you’ll find little bookmarks that will allow you share a post that you find interesting. Email, Facebook, Twitter: we tried to include every sharing possibility, but if we missed some, just let us know and we’ll get it added.
New Footer — We’ve added a new footer to the website to help make it a little more usable. On the left, you’ll see the 5 most recent articles from the blog. In the center we’ve listed links to our sister sites. The right side lists 5 random articles that you may or may not want to read. It’s just a random selection of everything in the archives.
That’s it! We hope that you’ll find these modifications very helpful as you browse our site. We get excited about the little things at Rocky Mountain Mac Repair. We show the same attention to detail in our web design as we do in every repair — it cannot be matched.
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