A preview of Poynter Online’s new design

By Dale Peskin • August 18, 2008

The academy for journalists in St. Pete plans to unveil its redesign, nine months in the making, later this week.

Cleaner, yet still busy, the site changes to more horizontal navigation and provides access to Romenesko from all pages. It looks like Poynter has also added personalization tools. Online director Bill Mitchell describes the changes and tracks the process at the PoynterRevolution blog.

See the redesigned home page here.

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Categories: Journalism, Skills
Tags: Design

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Dale Peskin

Dale is co-founder of WeMedia.com and of iFOCOS, the media think tank and futures lab. He's also a partner of the seven26group, a media consulting firm. More about Dale here.

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