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OP, who told you the website is dull?Let us get the definition of design out of the way first."Design is not how it looks. It is how it works." - The Rude Apple GuyIIIT Bhubaneswar is to be a premier institute that would push the envelopes in the world Information Technology.This is what it says on the official about page.The focus is on quality, technology and innovation.Isn't using Google Sites the most innovative thing that can done in the space of Web 2.0? How do you think it is dull? In fact, it is so innovative that even the folks at MIT haven't figured out how to use it on there official web portal yet. Do you think those idiots are more about innovation than us?Google Sites makes you edit and customize a pre-made template. This must consume so much time and energy as it requires no knowledge of HTML whatsoever, right?. Do you have any idea how stressful it is to create a site with a single click?Lets talk about Aesthetics.You should be proud that it doesn't look as pathetic as:this.this.or this.User ExperienceThe world is transitioning all its online activity to its mobile devices. But its not like judgments on web site credibility are 75% based on a website’s overall aesthetics[1][1][1][1] nor is it like 85% of adults think that a organization’s mobile website should be as good or better than their desktop website.[2][2][2][2]Even if that was the case then just take a look at the mobile view of IIIT Bhubaneswar.Isn't this the most fabulous responsive web design ever created on earth? How sleeker do you want to get than this, huh?Do you want it to look as dull as this?or thisYou know? A professional web designer, by the name of Soumya Ranjan Bishi, who works with the Product Design team at Cleartrip and also happens to be an alumnus of the institute created a redesign.Don't get fooled by the appreciation onBehance and Dribbble.This design may be clean, professional, aesthetically amusing, easy to navigate and discover stuff in, reek of minimalism and zen philosophy but it is no where near to the allegoric class, the original website appeals of.Just look at these.Don't they insinuate the Awakening of Caffeinated Spirits of Capitalism. Isn't this the allegory of Renaissance in the 21st Century? I mean can you imagine a fast moving progressive disruptive world without Espresso shots ? This is the holy grail of 'Imagination. Innovation. Inspiration'. Coffee mug is the Chalice. Also, these are Photoshop mockup templates (most likely free) available in the market that save time for innovation in photography and production .The creators of these website aren't just visionaries. They are immortalsAll hail Führer Gothapatna !Footnotes[1] http://www.bcs.org/upload/pdf/ewic_hci09_paper66.pdf[1] http://www.bcs.org/upload/pdf/ewic_hci09_paper66.pdf[1] http://www.bcs.org/upload/pdf/ewic_hci09_paper66.pdf[1] http://www.bcs.org/upload/pdf/ewic_hci09_paper66.pdf[2] Why Responsive Design is Important: 10 Key Statistics[2] Why Responsive Design is Important: 10 Key Statistics[2] Why Responsive Design is Important: 10 Key Statistics[2] Why Responsive Design is Important: 10 Key Statistics

Mac Users: Do you ever use the Windows Office Suite designed for Mac? Are there any benefits as opposed to using Pages?I think you mean the Microsoft Office suite, not the Windows Office suite. I am not aware of any software package called Windows Office.I do use Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac occasionally, mostly when I am collaborating with friends and fellow authors/editors on writing projects. They use Office for most of their writing (though, I may be close to convincing them to switch their long-form writing to Scrivener, which is far better for that purpose), so sometimes they send me Word documents to proofread or edit, and if I send them documents for that purpose I export from Scrivener to Word format.The only benefit I’ve found for Word over Pages is the Track Changes feature in Word. If my friends were Pages users, then I would probably use the Pages collaboration tools, but they’re not, so we use the Track Changes in Word. It works reasonably well, although for long documents it sucks up RAM worse than Chrome does.As far as that goes, though, I don’t really use Pages all that much, either. I do have letterhead and envelope templates that I’ve created for when I need to snail mail things, and that’s really about it. Almost all of my other writing is done in Scrivener, since most of what I write is creative writing and Scrivener is far and away the best tool for what I do.I don’t really use Excel or Powerpoint very often. My spreadsheet requirements are pretty basic, and for financial stuff I use dedicated bookkeeping software anyway (AccountEdge). I do use Numbers when I have a need for a spreadsheet.So, for my money, there is a significant benefit for using Word if you are collaborating with people on word processing documents, unless everybody is using Pages.