A little over a week ago we launched an updated version of the OpenLogic corporate website. The basic page layout is largely the same, but there are some significant changes to the content, organization, and style.

First and foremost, we refocused the content to better reflect our primary open source solutions—commercial-grade support for open source, open source governance, and open source provisioning. We also updated information on our open source services and OpenLogic Exchange (OLEX), our Software-as-a-Service platform for comprehensive sourcing and governance of open source software in the enterprise. Organizational improvements allow visitors to browse our offerings by solution type or by product name, and our library of webinars and other downloads is now easier to navigate.

From a style standpoint we tried to give the site a softer, more “web 2.0” look and feel without going through a start-from-scratch redesign. We tackled this by rounding off hard edges and adding subtle gradients to sidebars, and we also increased the page width to improve readability and get more content above the fold.

Overall, I'm really pleased with the redesign.  Check it out and let me know what you think!