1. Some similarity with the older website is important, I welcome that.
2. But the content discover-ability has to be better than before, because it was *atrocious* earlier. You *must* allow ALL the content from recent history to be available, otherwise your value as a news-source is limited.
3. The mistake of putting cricket - no matter how popular it was - as a top link is somewhat irritating. You have so much so much cricket but so little of other sports. Even Sydney Morning Herald does a better job of putting cricket where it deserves to be.
4. I suggest some customization of the website to be possible for registered users. That way, *your Hindustan Times* can be much more useful than before.
PLEASE look upon a site re-design as an opportunity to build trust with users. My saying this may not make me popular to you, but RELIABLE news is really rare in India.
The website UI is user friendly and very neatly placed UI templates. I hope that Pinterest social networking which is one of the fastest growing is missing out. Also the videos inside the article pages are overlapping within the given space. More ads can be incorporated on to the articles section. Also in the cities, the Silicon Valley of India is missed out & other south indian major cities like chennai are also missed out.
1. Some similarity with the older website is important, I welcome that.
2. But the content discover-ability has to be better than before, because it was *atrocious* earlier. You *must* allow ALL the content from recent history to be available, otherwise your value as a news-source is limited.
3. The mistake of putting cricket - no matter how popular it was - as a top link is somewhat irritating. You have so much so much cricket but so little of other sports. Even Sydney Morning Herald does a better job of putting cricket where it deserves to be.
4. I suggest some customization of the website to be possible for registered users. That way, *your Hindustan Times* can be much more useful than before.
PLEASE look upon a site re-design as an opportunity to build trust with users. My saying this may not make me popular to you, but RELIABLE news is really rare in India.
Good Luck !
The website UI is user friendly and very neatly placed UI templates. I hope that Pinterest social networking which is one of the fastest growing is missing out. Also the videos inside the article pages are overlapping within the given space. More ads can be incorporated on to the articles section. Also in the cities, the Silicon Valley of India is missed out & other south indian major cities like chennai are also missed out.