BBC NEWS | The Editors later in the year. But for now – here’s what we’ve donesomething we’d been thinking about doing for a while. So our designersscratch" ie it’s not a fundamental redesign of everything – many of the basicsWe hope this will make it easier for you to read the pages and to scan for what you're looking for. New masthead and centredapply across all the BBC's new and redesigned websites. The centring of the pagesweb. Incorporating ads - For our international users, who alreadyfollowing a story – the text, stills, graphics and video should work better together www.bbc.co.uk
BBC SPORT | Sport Editors' Blog | Behind the Scenes at BBC Sport layout is terrible as has been said so many times already. For an all-round sports fan like myself (although self confessedchance to. The new site has only been launched for 5 minutes. 118. At 01:17 PM on 31to move with the times, but I also understand the need for keeping existing functionality where possible. I used toand well but its not what most people come to bbc sport for - if im in the library, or on a train, people dont wantdesign probably isnt intrinsically bad in itself, but NOT FOR THIS SITE. What possibility you would allow us the choice to choose 'skins' for our websites, just as you can on vbulletin forums, or applyinggreat. With the new design there are so few headlines shown for each sport (other than football) that I have to waste timeso much space?!? The top half with "Accessibility", "Low Graphics" and "Search" doesn't need to be so prominent - just integrate www.bbc.co.uk
BBC SPORT | Sport Editors' Blog | Behind the Scenes at BBC Sport One subject seems to dominate a page (especially true for the sports front page which should now be renamed theand a most welcome addition to the BBC websites. This redesign (and the same goes for the BBC News website) just doesn't cut it. Even if youThe sport homepage still needs work, but the new layout for the individual stories and the new football main pagecentral column. That's the column where people are looking for their overview. And the content simply isn't there. the bbc pages have always looked boring. Not an issue for a news service. My problem is with the contentmainstream (ie. not football), why not employ expandable boxes for each sport's headlines directly on the front page? Letold style was much better than the HUGE text and HUGE graphics which now needs to be scrolled through to get where Iof the old site. Of course, I said the same for the last re-design.... 61. At 10 www.bbc.co.uk
BBC NEWS | The Editors later in the year. But for now – here’s what we’ve donesomething we’d been thinking about doing for a while. So our designersscratch" ie it’s not a fundamental redesign of everything – many of the basicsWe hope this will make it easier for you to read the pages and to scan for what you're looking for. New masthead and centredapply across all the BBC's new and redesigned websites. The centring of the pagesweb. Incorporating ads - For our international users, who alreadyfollowing a story – the text, stills, graphics and video should work better together www.bbc.co.uk
BBC NEWS | The Editors main broadcast service. As for the ads, I got fed up with doubleclickIf you cannot make a political case for this then which part of the license fee can you make a case for? The disaster for the BBC domestically has been goingNow you cannot even make the case for the one thing you do that enhances The banners are simply too large for this amount of content: it breaks theis to serve foreign IP's a *truly* redesigned website, more accomodating to theseremains one of the positive most symbols for the UK overseas. I can'tconcentrate on news with pop-ups and bright graphics. I *think* about what I'm reading www.bbc.co.uk
BBC NEWS | The Editors maintaining journalistic standards in the UK - standards which, for the written press at least, mean five out of six peoplearray of technical and practical hurdles to be overcome. For example, to be truly useful to BBC journalists, the sitesort of. I wasn't actually aware of slamming anyone or, for that matter, revealing anything. I was there to talk aboutcourse journalists need to acquire all the skills necessary for polished, professional production in any and every possiblebut journalists have to. If there is a future market for journalism, it is for the work of trusted intermediaries dealing in fact. wonder how much longer consumers will be prepared to pay for it when many free blogs are already better written, moreto choose how to tell their stories - text, film, audio, graphics... whatever. Mostly online. And with no deadlines, the www.bbc.co.uk
BBC NEWS | The Editors and clearer than the news bulletins. Thank you for all that you guys have done. Best Regards. James wrote: I'd like this to be an opportunity for you to drive out the endemic liberal/ soft left bias withinwebsite is the ability to link back to source material - for example the recent coverage of the interim report of thesource of news. I like the main TV bulletins for a summary of the news in pictures and audio, and for the commentary / explanation provided by correspondents. News 24 is good for watching breaking news / big events, but can get a bitthe BBC screen. The colours used, the scheme used, the graphics used, the background music used all are simply superblesser coverage from odd places around the world. Earlier, for example, BBC was for me like a United Nations of a media www.bbc.co.uk
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BBC NEWS | The Editors the innovation of showing cutaways for people named in debates was introducedrestrict the broadcasters to mug-shots, for fear of showing how very few attendees there are. The result for the most part is absolutely stultifyingthing as being there yourself, but for the first time the outside world isnormal broadcast picture (just in time for the Queen's Speech on the 15th) hasour part, a symptom of advanced mania forgraphics. Others concluded that they were doingproper one, as it already has done for years on cable and satellite. SittingReporter deported(27) Panorama redesign(5) UGC on Newsnight(12 www.bbc.co.uk
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