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YouTube is testing a new website design that moves key elements such as the title and comments to the sidebar, prompting negative feedback from users. The updated design also features larger video recommendations and has been met with criticism, with some users likening it to other online video sites. YouTube has confirmed that this is only a test and is encouraging users to provide feedback on the new design.
A gaming website has changed the text color of all its articles to yellow after realizing that gamers were not reading them. The decision was made to cater to the capabilities of gamers and make it easier for them to read the content. The move aims to improve user experience and ensure that gamers can easily access and engage with the articles on the website.
Reddit is introducing updates to its website design for logged-out users, aiming to enhance performance, search results, and community suggestions. The changes include a simplified search result page prioritizing posts on mobile, an improved landing page with larger titles and better image and video display, and a sticky sidebar on desktop to highlight relevant communities and posts. The updates also aim to improve page loading speed. These changes come as more users are using Reddit as a search engine, and the platform seeks to increase profitability through ad placements.