Awesome redesign!

The download link on the Firefox product page is way too small and hard to find, what happened to the big green button? :)

Excellent work, Steven & co. Thank you for giving us a nice, clean website.

By the way, the "New Website Launches" announcement is a direct link to Silver Orange's website; unless I'm missing something here, shouldn't it link to an announcement about the redesign first (and from there, to silverorange.com)?

Anyway, kudos for the great work again.

Excellent work! Such a good cross-platform design - I'll put aside my grumblings about the visibility of Camino for now. It just looks great!

Absolutely beautiful. Great job guys!

Wow!
That looks awesome. I love you you've got the big thing with firefox on the main page.
Great jorb!

Sweet! Congratulations to Steve and the others at silverorange.

The site looks much clearer and easier to use. It also has a fresh, breezy feel to it with the blue shades.

Excellent job!

Excellent and awesome work! Now if the guys at silverorange would also revamp http://update.mozilla.org/...

I just noticed a bug:

The Firefox and Thunderbird promo button pages have big, ugly borders surrounding the images. The effect's not that great, but it's particularly bad because the provided HTML code uses border="0", so it's immediately obvious we aren't even using the code we suggest others use. (still trivial, but not pretty)

http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/buttons.html
http://www.mozilla.org/products/thunderbird/buttons.html

Incidentally, is there any reason you haven't disabled borders on all images inside links? I couldn't find any images in links with borders at a quick glance at mozilla.org.

I just saw your updated website today. It's great.

To ease browsing, the Mozilla Store and Bugzilla should have links back to http://www.mozilla.org/, and maybe all the pages should have a tab included to take the user back to http://www.mozilla.org/.

(It seems confusing that the root page http://www.mozilla.org/ is the hardest to get to. Is it just fluff? Or are you implying that http://www.mozilla.org/products/ is the real home page?)

Amazing! But... Some troubles with Opera and IE (6.0, SP1).

Excelent design. Good work.

This is great! It looks really neat. 'Renders impeccably on Firefox ('had better!) and IE6.

Unfortunately, it suffers from some glitches on Konqueror, even on the latest 3.3. If you'd like to, we'd be glad to help you in trying to fix those. If interested, let me know through e-mail.

Couldn't find how to navigate to the following page, and couldn't find it in the site map either:
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/firefox/roadmap.html

Brett - well once you know where it is, should be easy enough to find. The path it should be findable from is developers -> projects -> firefox, but it doesn't seem to be listed on the projects page. You can get to it by going to the main roadmap in the developers section, and it's linked from the body of the text. Or you can search for "Firefox roadmap", or it's frequently linked from the builds forums. But it is supposed to be a document for people involved in the project, rather than something for users/media/general public.

First of all, I think the new design looks great!

What mozilla.org needs now, is a thorough walkthrough of its information architecture. Brett Donalds complaint illustrate this point. The Firefox-project page isn't navigable from the projects page. To get to mozilla.org/projects/ i first have to go to mozilla.org/developer. Do i have to be a developer of mozilla related code to be interesting in upcoming features and proposed release dates for coming versions of Firefox (e.g. the roadmap)? I tend to disagree...

Mozilla.org also needs to communicate its information architecture in a better way by adding a navigable breadcrumb-trail. Today your mostly stuck with searching and then hacking urls to be able to navigate the site succesfully. For instance the Firefox roadmap gives the user no visual navigating option to go the Firefox projects. You have to hack the URL to go to the project-homepage. There should be a navigable breadcrumb trail equal to the URL to let users navigate to levels above their current level in the information architecture. The breadcrumb-trail for the Firefox Roadmap should be: "Home -> Projects -> Firefox -> Roadmap". Why? Because most users don't hack URLs, heck they don't even now what an URL is.

well done, but the "Free download" link for Firefox is not a good idea, because commercial sites that sells shareware do the same : it means that the download is free, but not the software... :-/

a link like "Free software" could be better...

The site looks great. The only thing I don't think looks so good is the firefox screenshot on the homepage. I realize it will show a different screenshot on each refresh, but I don't think that it should identifiably show one commercial webpage, as it seems like endorsement (like the Onion screenshot). I don't think the average visitor is going to refresh once they are at the homepage, and may be turned off by a screenshot of a page that they don't like.

Maybe this would be better served with an animation that blends through the images (using flash?)...

Where is Firefox on the page www.mozilla.org/projects/? Isn't it Mozilla.org's MOST IMPORTANT project? It should be on the top of the list, but search the page text for "firefox" and there's not even ONE reference to it.

This is a navigation issue, which is why I'm mentioning it here. I should be able to navigate to /projects/firefox without hacking the URL.

You guys have designed a web site that I would feel proud of hosting my content on. Very good work! It's finally time to merge Firefox/Thunderbird Help with Mozilla.org.