A few thoughts on the new C2 LogBook...
Posted: March 17th, 2016, 3:39 am
Good Morning!
I like the design and features that came with the new online logbook. But there are a few things I would like to have changed or improved. What are you thinking about this?
1. A clear hint if you got new mails. After you signed in there should be a clear note on top of the first page or a message box saying: "You have a new message!" The little number when you open the drop down menu of your profile is not eye-catching enough.
2. A copy of a new mail should stay in your inbox. If you checked " Get a copy of any email sent to your Logbook mailbox forwarded to the email address associated with your account." then there will be no mail left in your inbox and all mails will be sent to your email address. Is this an error or didn't I understand this feature?
3. Logbook Access should be https secured. I mentioned it already elsewhere: A database with personal data (like birthdate, address) should be secured with a modern encryption. I hope the hard-working guys at Concept2 will have the time to include this in the near future.
Many Thanks to the ladies and gentlemen at Concept2 for the great work so far.
Mat
I like the design and features that came with the new online logbook. But there are a few things I would like to have changed or improved. What are you thinking about this?
1. A clear hint if you got new mails. After you signed in there should be a clear note on top of the first page or a message box saying: "You have a new message!" The little number when you open the drop down menu of your profile is not eye-catching enough.
2. A copy of a new mail should stay in your inbox. If you checked " Get a copy of any email sent to your Logbook mailbox forwarded to the email address associated with your account." then there will be no mail left in your inbox and all mails will be sent to your email address. Is this an error or didn't I understand this feature?
3. Logbook Access should be https secured. I mentioned it already elsewhere: A database with personal data (like birthdate, address) should be secured with a modern encryption. I hope the hard-working guys at Concept2 will have the time to include this in the near future.
Many Thanks to the ladies and gentlemen at Concept2 for the great work so far.
Mat