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		<title>HawaiianAir.com &#8211; new website</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hawaiian Airlines just launched their new website about a week ago. You know, I really like it when I see a company break the mould of their online presence that all their competitors follow. The site is inviting, easy, and provides great tools that travelers need when planning their trip. Best of all, note how they do not show photos of the tail-section of an aircraft (which historically has been so prevalent on airline websites). What does a tail-section have to do with my vacation?

So many good things to point ...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.hawaiianair.com" title="Hawaiian Airlines Website" target="_blank">Hawaiian Airlines</a> just launched their <a href="http://www.hawaiianair.com" title="Hawaiian Airlines Website" target="_blank">new website</a> about a week ago. You know, I really like it when I see a company break the mould of their online presence that all their competitors follow. The site is inviting, easy, and provides great tools that travelers need when planning their trip. Best of all, note how they do not show photos of the tail-section of an aircraft (which historically has been so prevalent on airline websites). What does a tail-section have to do with my vacation?</p>
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<p>So many good things to point out here on HawaiianAir.com, but I&#8217;ll just point out the ones I feel are the most important:</p>
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<li>Destination photography &#8211; novel idea folks&#8230;Delta.com did this a couple years ago. Why show a photo of a jet, which is quite possibly the worst part of your actual vacation itself?</li>
<li>Simplified information display and navigation throughout the whole website.</li>
<li>Minimized number of mouse clicks and page refreshes to interact with the interface. This is actually huge, because nothing is more frustrating than the unnecessary page refresh.</li>
<li>Great use of client-side/DHTML interface interactions.</li>
<li>Intelligent and easy-to-use calendar selector for choosing your dates. Seriously, I think airline websites have the worst calendar selectors of any site out there.</li>
<li>A <a href="http://hawaiianairlines.homeandabroad.com/hawaiian/landing.ha" title="Trip Planner - hawaiianair.com" target="_blank">Trip Planner</a> section of the website (licensed from HomeAndAbroad.com).</li>
<li>A useful FAQ section (and FAQs integrated throughout the website).</li>
<li>A nearly standards-compliant website &#8211; lighter page weight, which means faster page download.</li>
<li>A &#8220;<a href="http://www.hawaiianair.com/Aboutus/Pages/WhatsNew.aspx" title="HawaiianAir.com - What's New" target="_blank">Whats New</a>&#8221; page that explains all of the new features of the site</li>
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<p>Big kudos to <a href="http://www.hawaiianair.com" title="Hawaiian Airlines Website" target="_blank">Hawaiian Airlines</a>, <a href="http://www.frogdesign.com" title="Frog Design" target="_blank">Frog Design</a>, and all others involved in this refresh.</p>
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