New Look CNET UK

January 22nd, 2009

After editting virtually every style sheet on the site the new look CNET UK is finished and launched. The garish yellow is gone and replaced with a new black theme. Pages are also more consistent and laid out better.

CNET UK new look

CNET UK new look

Compared the old look:

Old CNET UK design

Old CNET UK design

The project (code names Tiburon) brings the site more in line with the US version CNET.com and incorporates suggestions from users of the site. The team managed to launch the update which affected every page of the site with little to no down time.

More details and Feedback here:

http://crave.cnet.co.uk/software/0,39029471,49300666,00.htm

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One Response to “New Look CNET UK”

  1. Savell Martin on February 6, 2009 12:00 am

    Really like the new look.
    Much better and cleaner than the old one.
    Great revamp.

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