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What the hell happened to Gizmodo.com?
It feels like they just turned it into slickdeals.com, no?
- Bry789123 16y agoPersonally I don't like it either. Much harder to open multiple articles for later and it loads ones that I don't want to read while i scroll towards ones I do.
- lazyjeff 16y agoSeems like site redesigns always just make things worse... this might be a slight improvements over the last one though, which looked to me like a parked spam page.
- matdwyer 16y agoSeems like its designed for a tablet to me... I think we'll start to see more content displayed like this (not that it is blowing my socks off now though)
- shadowpwner 16y agoExactly how I feel. This is beautiful! For tablets only.
- kin 16y agothe ign.com redesign was very well welcomed. slightly irrelevant, but an example of accepted redesign. this actually works on a tablet but feels like an app. in the browser, the experience is quite horrendous and slow. i have to mouse wheel to scroll articles and clicking on the link refreshes the page when it should be ajaxy. it makes me not want to come back.
- arn 16y agoNick Denton wrote an interesting piece about it late last year: http://lifehacker.com/#!5701749/why-gawker-is-moving-beyond-the-blog http://lifehacker.com/#!5701749/why-gawker-is-moving-beyond-... I agree with a lot of the thoughts behind it, but in execution I don't enjoy using it.
- joshbert 16y agoGawker. Gawker happened.