Was it just me, or did anyone else notice that the BBC website homepage was
a completely different design earlier on today? It has reverted to normal
again now. Odd thing to do: make a big design change and then change it all
back again.
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"Simon Bennett" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Was it just me, or did anyone else notice that the BBC website homepage
was
a completely different design earlier on today? It has reverted to normal
again now. Odd thing to do: make a big design change and then change it
all
back again.Was it the low bandwidth version? I think it occasionally serves up a
different page when it's under a lot of load.(wild guesses here btw!)
cheers,
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"Clive George" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Was it the low bandwidth version? I think it occasionally serves up a
different page when it's under a lot of load.(wild guesses here btw!)
No -- it was much more graphically rich than the current one.
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news.aaisp.net said:
"Clive George" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Was it the low bandwidth version? I think it occasionally serves up a
different page when it's under a lot of load.(wild guesses here btw!)
No -- it was much more graphically rich than the current one.
They seem to have an alternate design which gives more prominence to the lead
story, I've noticed it a couple of times when there's a big story. In the
alternate version the main story gets the whole width of the page to the
right of the l.h. menu, taking the space which is normally given to the links
to "other top stories" -- was that it?Phil
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Phil Barker said:
news.aaisp.net said:
"Clive George" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Was it the low bandwidth version? I think it occasionally serves up
a different page when it's under a lot of load.(wild guesses here btw!)
No -- it was much more graphically rich than the current one.
They seem to have an alternate design which gives more prominence to
the lead story, I've noticed it a couple of times when there's a big
story. In the alternate version the main story gets the whole width
of the page to the right of the l.h. menu, taking the space which is
normally given to the links to "other top stories" -- was that it?Sounds a bit like that, but it wasn't a story, it was a plug for a wildlife
programme -- hardly breaking news. Othere elements of the design were
changed too, like thicker borders round the text blocks. It was definitely a
new design. -
"Simon Bennett" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Sounds a bit like that, but it wasn't a story, it was a plug for a
wildlifeQuoted message said:
programme -- hardly breaking news. Othere elements of the design were
changed too, like thicker borders round the text blocks. It was definitely
aQuoted message said:
new design.
Yep, wildlife was the main feature. I saw it too and quite liked it
thoough I visited other sites and returned to make sure that I was not
imagining things. The uderlying news page was the 'normal' design. -
On Thu, 9 Mar 2006 18:09:35 -0000, "Clive George"
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Was it the low bandwidth version? I think it occasionally serves up a
different page when it's under a lot of load.Dunno, I usually read the BBC website on my BlackBerry, which gets the
Really Tiny Version :-)Guy
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"Simon Bennett" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Was it just me, or did anyone else notice that the BBC website homepage
wasQuoted message said:
a completely different design earlier on today? It has reverted to normal
again now. Odd thing to do: make a big design change and then change it
allQuoted message said:
back again.
If you look right now they're showing Moslosovic's Death
in a full screen version on the standard websiteHere's a screen capture -
http://i2.tinypic.com/r7ksoi.jpg
michael adams
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"Simon Bennett" <[email hidden]> wrote
in message news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Was it just me, or did anyone else notice that the BBC website
homepage was a completely different design earlier on today? It has
reverted to normal again now. Odd thing to do: make a big design
change and then change it all back again.If you look right now they're showing Moslosovic's Death
in a full screen version on the standard websiteHere's a screen capture -
No.It wasn't like that. It's different I tells ya!
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Simon Bennett said:
Was it just me, or did anyone else notice that the BBC website
homepage was a completely different design earlier on today? It has
reverted to normal again now. Odd thing to do: make a big design
change and then change it all back again.New site is up now.
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"Simon Bennett" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Simon Bennett said:
Was it just me, or did anyone else notice that the BBC website
homepage was a completely different design earlier on today? It has
reverted to normal again now. Odd thing to do: make a big design
change and then change it all back again.New site is up now.
If you look at the bottom of the page you will find a link that explains
what is happening. Basically they are doing a series of one off pages
associated with the Planet Earth series.
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