Am very pleased to announce the new Chordbook.com website major site upgrade. Its been a lot of hard work but think its really worth it. Here are a few of the new features.
New Look and Feel
Have done a complete redesign, responsive to desktops, phones and tablets, a shiny new logo. Expertly redesigned Acoustic and Electric guitar visuals. Toyed with light or dark background but eventually felt that the dark was easier on the eye after long periods. A huge thanks to Craig Russell from Red Sun Design, Glasgow for the new design and theme and general amazing creative input.

The user interface is now much cleaner and more intuitive. The guitars more realistic.
Guitar Chords
The guitar chords section has expanded greatly. As well as the new design, there is now a Pick button, so you can hear the guitar pluck away the chord and repeat.
The ‘MyChords’ feature for saving your chords to your device has been given its own page.
You can do all you did before but its much easier to delete, re-order and play about with the chords once they are in the sequencer.
There is now a whole series of pages on the different guitar chord types with examples.
New Guitar Samples
We completely upgraded the sounds you here on the site, by creating our own sample sets for acoustic and electric guitar.
Learn Guitar
A brand new section, to help guide guitarists through all the normal hurdles one comes up against when getting better at an instrument, we have some brand new guitar lessons on video.
Also we have several new articles about some essential basics of chords and music theory.
Guitar Settings
The flyout menu on the right allows you to choose your guitar, acoustic or electric, set your volume, set the speed of strumming and picking the guitar and choose between left or right handed guitar. These features work across the whole site.
Support for iPad and Tablets
This was a very popular requested feature and we now are pleased to say we fully support iPad’s and Tablets with our 2015 website upgrade.
Guitar Web Applications
The “web app” pages, like guitar chords, scale and tuner fit very nicely onto an iPad in portrait mode.
Flash Not Required
Flash is no longer required, but still supported.
Mobile Devices
The site is now fully responsive for desktops, tablets and mobiles. On the “app” pages I am going to have to do more work to fit the controls into the screen, but that is coming soon!