Official Notion Ink Site Launched

[ownad]

Notion Ink has launched its official website, which is available at www.notionink.com. This new site is beautifully designed and has a nice layout. On the front page is a picture of Adam, with links titled "Developers, About, Blog, and Contact" at the top of the page and "Design, Software, Genesis, and Tech Specs" to the right of Adam, directly below the text.



Clicking the "Design" tab will take you to a wonderfully designed page, as shown in the photo above, which contains four links at the bottom, "The Philosophy, The Curve, The Material, The Camera." The Philosophy section states the following:

It is only the second time since beginning, that math and instinct have come together to create, Adam.

There are three schools of design. The Organic - which mimics shapes from nature. The Retro - which tries to modernize familiar ideas of the past. And then there's us - "The Geometric". We firmly believe that everything should flow in perfect arithmetic harmony, where all the lines and curves follow the laws of the Golden Rule.

To read more, click here to view the new Notion Ink website.

[ArmanB]

Very nice, you beat me to it.

[Paul]

Thanks for telling us when there is something interesting on the Notion Ink site. That prevents from having to check two sites to stay aware of important developments or releases.

Very attractive site. With the Adam, and now the Internet site, Notion Ink is really giving "Designed in India" a boost of quality

[Knoc]

Right on. Definitely feeling the new site.

[fbrutsch]

Improvements of the website already on their way: the ribbon in the background (described by someone as toilet paper!) is now away from the Adam.

[little al]

Yes. An excellent site. I am impressed that Notion Ink is listening to us and updating and tweaking the site as we provide comments. As fbrutsch pointed out earlier today, they have moved the white banner so it does not obscure the "Curve' near the left speaker.

[CrazyPhotog]

I'm really hopeful for the Adam. But I can't help thinking a fancy new site still full of "Coming Soon" is a bad sign.

[xikurt]

viewed on my browser (mozilla 3.6.10) the new site is lacking navigation - can't go back or home after going to a page, and the links on the 'contact notion ink' dont work