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This ScienceDaily website badly needs a re-design. Over two-thirds of this page is smothered in related articles, social network buttons, ads, other news, banne
by barbs 13y ago
This ScienceDaily website badly needs a re-design. Over two-thirds of this page is smothered in related articles, social network buttons, ads, other news, banners etc. Ridiculous!
Otherwise, this was a nice article to read.
- notimetorelax 13y agoI think they tried to make it mobile friendly. It was an OK experience on my phone.
- Torn 13y agoI (and I'm sure many other internet users) don't even take account of that stuff - I automatically hone into the content (typically, in a column somewhere near the left of the page) and ignore the ads to the sides. Still, ads everywhere and a very busy content layout detracts from the usability of the site. Clearly ( http://evernote.com/clearly/ http://evernote.com/clearly/ ) does a really good job at scrubbing the page and changing the text to be more readable.
- ryusage 13y agoThe article itself is actually just being reprinted from U of M's own site, which is much less ad-congested and even includes video. Would've been a much better choice for OP to post. http://www.uofmhealth.org/news/archive/201305/baby%E2%80%99s-life-saved-groundbreaking-3d-printed-device http://www.uofmhealth.org/news/archive/201305/baby%E2%80%99s...