UK: Daily Mail debuts redesigned site in beta
Posted by Kelley Vendeland on April 16, 2008 at 2:41 PM
The Mail Online has launched a beta version (see first image) of its redesigned website for the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday.The new version at the moment features only content from the Mail's news, sport, entertainment, and Femail features section. The masthead has also shifted from the old Daily Mail design to a new Mail Online brand.
The redesigned site, which has been in the pipeline since last summer, is more reader-friendly with larger font and a less cramped layout.
Click on the second image for a look at the old version.
Source: Guardian
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