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Orlando Sentinel Web redesign

Danny Sanchez has the news and relevant links at his blog. Or go straight to the shiny new home page.

I don’t know about you, but the new design doesn’t rock my boat. And I really don’t like the tabs.

Update: The midday video update is pretty good, but it seems kind of strange to have it halfway down the page, BELOW all the stories it covers. I like this kind of video update a whole lot more than the overproduced ones from Roanoke and Naples … probably a lot of people feel just the opposite, but this one I didn’t mind watching.

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3 responses to “Orlando Sentinel Web redesign”

  1. Patrick Beeson writes:

    I agree with your comments about the redesign. It just looks…dated.

    Especially with the side-navigation.

    Here’s one feature that is worth promoting: “Better photo galleries that display in your browser window and not as a popup.”

    No popups! What a concept! :)

    June 21, 2007 at 7:27 pm
  2. Mindy McAdams writes:

    Getting rid of pop-ups is a great service to users, in my opinion. I just hate ‘em.

    I must say, I am surprised that the redesign is not more clean and open.

    June 22, 2007 at 12:04 am
  3. Lucas writes:

    About your comments on “overproduced” videos from Roanoke and Naples . . . I totally agree.

    Just want to point out, though: The midday update isn’t new, if I remember correctly. Orlando’s been doing it a long while.

    June 24, 2007 at 3:49 pm

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