12Dec
More on Creating Good 'About' Pages
37 Signals recently posted some examples of good 'About' page writing.
Well, in a similar vein, check out PetSmart's management team page — clearly these folks love their customers!
What a great way to add some personality to a page that on most corporate sites is staid and boring.
Posted on: December 12, 2006 | 1 Comment
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Pretty neat, you're right. But one tiny thing bugged me (and probably others).
What is wrong with Robert F. Moran? I mean, seriously, the only guy at PetSmart pictured without a pet? His bio says he has a dog, but I really shouldn't have to dig for that.
1. Posted by AdamD on December 12, 2006