February 20, 2003
Changing a site’s design, part II
Nathan Ashby-Kuhlman brings up a perfect example of sites changing their design to fit the content.
Of the sites I visit, the New York Times is one of the few that do these kinds of changes.
Some folks brought up issues with reader confusion during an earlier discussion but I think readers are perfectly savy enough to understand a slightly changed layout.
Filed under: Web design
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