PUBLIC MARKS with tags webdesign & news

World leaders of the Anglican Communion have gathered in Tanzania for a crunch summit which commentators believe will most likely centre around the controversial issue of homosexuality in the Church

NYmag.com is the official website for New York Magazine. It is a smart, critical guide to life in the city for readers who want to stay on top of the players, trends, culture and politics of city life . It delivers timely insight on everything from local entertainment options to real estate trends, from the hottest hairstylists to the best neurologists, from the restaurant scene to the singles scene. It's a must-read for New Yorkers who want to know what’s new in the city.

Ensuite, et c’est l’étude du site de Libération.fr qui provoque cette remarque, il est bien de dire une évidence à propos de la présence sur le Web : si on commence un site sur le Web aujourd’hui, ex-nihilo, les concepteurs sont libres, à l’intérieur des contraintes qu’ils se sont donnés, d’inventer leur présentation, l’écrin graphique, l’architecture, etc.

Our goal when we set out to redesign The Times Web site more than a year ago was to make experiencing The New York Times online simpler and more useful. We hope you conclude that we have done that on the new pages appearing for the first time this month.

Today, the New York Times launched its site redesign, announced by a prominent editor’s note on the homepage. There’s a few lessons for bloggers to learn from the redesign, as well as some evidence that the Times itself has been learning from bloggers.

The recent launch is not a perfect redesign, whatever that is, but it's definitely a step in the right direction. It's as if a layer of smog was peeled off the page revealing a clean, refreshing reading experience.

Before a few weeks ago, those reading a significant amount of mainstream media content online primarily saw Jurassic-period philosophies from those at the top of information gathering: it was an image of aging, traditionally-oriented journalistic institutions striving to understand (and fitfully adapt to) the distribution of information on the Web. As always, sites such as NYTimes.com and CNN.com were laughably far behind: two of the most visited news sites online carried the same left-aligned, 800×600-optimised, heavily-table-based layouts that designers (or overly zealous Web enthusiasts) would have called “so Web 1.0.”

L'analyse de lexpress.fr sur un blog du monde.fr ;) Dans un style direct et sans détour, vous voulez que je vous dise, je n’aime pas la plupart des portails pour la (les) raison(s) suivante(s) : Ce n’est pas seulement une affaire de mise en page, ou de choix des typos (bien maigre de toute façon), ce n’est pas le choix des couleurs ou de mettre des images ou pas. C’est un ensemble de choses, qui s’appelle l’expérience utilisateur qui me fait prendre cette position critique.

a weblog about newspaper design

pourquoi j’ai rejoint les “designers interactifs” & reflexion entammée sur les portails de presse

Comalab is proposing a different way of using graphics and illustrations. Interior design graphics have become just one more excuse for us to experiment, to play with the identity of a place, be it a cafe or a showroom, even a trades fair stall, a fashion show, a photo sector a private residence. Large spaces, surfaces and light become elements with which our work confronts itself, where expressivity of design communicates and enhances architectonic spaces.

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