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After months of anticipation, today’s QuickSpec comes to you from the uncharted territories of the Spectator’s brand new website, featuring bigger text, grayer pages, and the niftiest headline crawl this side of CNN. Spec EIC Melissa Repko and managing editor Elizabeth Simins told Bwog, “We expect that it will take a week or two to tweak the Web site’s new design and functionality, and we hope to receive a great deal of constructive feedback.”
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@Whoa Hot mess.
@Please Make the fonts smaller. Pleeeeeease. We
@#1 yeah i agree, the fonts should be a bit smaller.
@yeah There are a few font issues for me, but generally this is first-class because it’s so FUNCTIONAL. I really like the “today’s paper” feature, the blog feed, the commenting and “related articles” box, the fact that you don’t have to scroll 10 minutes to read sports and arts, and the bulletin board makes for free ad space.
Also, it’s not too ad heavy at all, which is a relief.
@the new website has some nice features, but it reminds me of a badly designed girly-girl blog.
but maybe that’s all they’re capable of designing at spec now, since the specblogs look similar.
@new site = joke. there is a big ad next to every article that doesnt have a bunch of related articles.
@that's because it costs a lot of money to put out a newspaper and update software to make it compatible with a new website. and hey, at least the ads aren’t those annoying pop-up ones that prevent you from reading an article.
@Anon Yea, like the nytimes does sometimes.
@Online Editor Make sure to check back during the week for a lot of stylistic revisions and tweaks. We’re working on them and have quite a bit planned!
@agreed new website>>>>>>>>>>>>oldone
@wow i LOVE the new website!!!