All articles tagged with #website redesign
Aftermath celebrates its second anniversary with a major website overhaul featuring a streamlined design, new payment options, simplified login, and expanded subscriber perks, while emphasizing its commitment to independent media and community engagement, and offering a special subscription discount to attract new readers.
Roll ‘Bama Roll has launched a new website design that is cleaner, faster, and more user-friendly, with fewer ads for logged-in users and a new community feature called The Feed, which allows users to share posts and updates directly on the site, enhancing community interaction.
Burnt Orange Nation has launched a new website design that is cleaner, faster, and offers fewer ads for logged-in users, along with a new community feature called The Feed, which allows users to share posts and updates directly on the site, enhancing community interaction.
Cageside Seats has launched a new website design that is cleaner, faster, and more user-friendly, with fewer ads for logged-in users and a new community feature called The Feed, which allows users to share posts and updates directly on the site, enhancing community interaction.
Pride Of Detroit has launched a new website design with a cleaner look, fewer ads for logged-in users, and a new community feature called The Feed, which allows users to share posts and updates, enhancing community interaction and engagement.
Niners Nation has launched a new website design that is cleaner, faster, and offers fewer ads for logged-in users, along with a new community feature called The Feed, which allows users to share posts and updates directly on the site, enhancing community engagement.
Bleeding Green Nation has launched a new website design that is cleaner, faster, and offers fewer ads for logged-in users, along with a new community feature called The Feed, which allows users to share posts and updates directly on the site, enhancing community interaction.
Big Blue View has been redesigned to be cleaner, faster, and more user-friendly, with fewer ads for logged-in users and a new community feature called The Feed, which allows users to share posts and updates directly on the site, enhancing community engagement.
SB Nation, a major Vox Media sports brand, has redesigned its website to include a new community content section called 'The Feed,' aiming to boost engagement and counteract declining Google search traffic amid AI advancements. The redesign emphasizes user interaction and personalized content, part of Vox Media's broader strategy to adapt to changing digital media landscapes and diversify revenue streams. Vox Media continues to focus on profitability and innovation, including podcasts and newsletters, to maintain its independence and growth.
CNET has unveiled a bold new visual style for its website, featuring a vibrant palette and enhanced functionality to prioritize expertise and user experience. The redesign includes engaging hover states, a reimagined homepage, and revamped Best Lists with more people-first photography and detailed product evaluations. The changes aim to solidify CNET's position as a leader in tech advice and recommendations, with plans for more immersive cover stories, Editors' Choice recommendations, and lab-tested reviews in the coming year.
Walmart has redesigned its website and app with a cleaner interface featuring bubbly blocks displaying various departments and deals across the store. The new layout is more engaging and surfaces items that matter most to customers at any given moment. Walmart has long strived to compete with Amazon, and its new homepage is just its latest attempt to get an edge on the e-commerce giant.
Walmart has redesigned its website and app to make shopping online easier and more engaging. The new look includes bigger and glossier photos, videos, and social media-inspired content. The redesign aims to encourage shoppers to browse and buy more, especially from third-party sellers that have joined or could join Walmart's marketplace. Walmart's online sales have become a more significant part of its business, accounting for nearly 13% of Walmart U.S.' total net sales in the past fiscal year.
9to5Google has undergone a redesign, featuring a new layout for both desktop and mobile. The desktop version includes a featured grid, a cleaned-up header bar, and a latest feed, while the mobile version has a cleaned-up header bar, a latest feed, and an article view with a featured carousel. The redesign aims to make reading the site easier and more efficient.