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UggbootdivaSenior Contributor
I really hate the banner picture of that guy on the phone staring intently at me on the webpage.
I have to scroll him out of the page.
It's silly but it feels like he is being agressve and accusatory.
Probably just because he is looking directly into the picture I find it confronting.
just some feedback..
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nyxsongSenior Contributor
Strange. I sense sorrow and uncertainty in his gaze, an unspoken plea. I like the banner, but understand that it makes you uncomfortable. I was not meaning to belittle your experience!
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NikNikSenior Contributor
Thanks both -
What do others think?
Strongly encourage feedback - so feel free 🙂
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Alessandra1992Senior Contributor
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UggbootdivaSenior Contributor
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tabbyContributor
Yep, I have issues with the pic also ' he is everywhere'
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chemonroSenior Contributor
I think he's spunky. He can call me any time!
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katoSenior Contributor
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morningstarSenior Contributor
yeah agree, he looks really sensitive to me, don't mind thge pic at all. I guess we all see things differntly and at differnt times too 🙂
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JTSenior Contributor
I come straight to the LE forum rather that through the forums home page so I had to go look before I could comment. He doesn't bother me but if I were to make comment I'd say why can't the picture be more generic like the carers forum?
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Alessandra1992Senior Contributor
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