Comments on: A few questions for Grandparents.com http://www.50plusdigital.com/blog/2007/09/a-few-questions-for-grandparentscom Media for life's next chapter Thu, 04 Dec 2008 07:10:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Chuck Nyren http://www.50plusdigital.com/blog/2007/09/a-few-questions-for-grandparentscom#comment-258 Chuck Nyren Wed, 05 Sep 2007 20:36:04 +0000 http://www.50plusdigital.com/blog/2007/09/a-few-questions-for-grandparentscom#comment-258 It looks like a promising site. I've been following it through their newsletters Top-notch writers are contributing - something I always scream about. For a site like this, content is king. The introductory video put me to sleep, however. And the web designer should read up on earthy vs. pastelish color contrasts and older eyes. As an advisory board member of GRAND Magazine and a contributor, I'm biased. Too bad GRAND didn't/couldn't put resources into a complementary web site. They have one - but it's nothing compared to the magazine. GRAND broke ground - the original source for redefining the modern grandparent ethos. Grandparents.com is following in their footsteps, breaking new virtual ground. It looks like a promising site. I’ve been following it through their newsletters Top-notch writers are contributing - something I always scream about. For a site like this, content is king.

The introductory video put me to sleep, however. And the web designer should read up on earthy vs. pastelish color contrasts and older eyes.

As an advisory board member of GRAND Magazine and a contributor, I’m biased. Too bad GRAND didn’t/couldn’t put resources into a complementary web site. They have one - but it’s nothing compared to the magazine. GRAND broke ground - the original source for redefining the modern grandparent ethos. Grandparents.com is following in their footsteps, breaking new virtual ground.

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