Market Data 2011 BBC Redesign Attempts To Make Website More “Swipable”
Wednesday, 21 September 2011 00:00
With the rise of new media platforms like tablets and smart phones, the ways in which we interact with content have shifted dramatically. In a nod to the ever-growing amount of readers using tablet and mobile devices to read the news, the BBC launched a beta site redesign today that accounts for “swipability,” the finger gesture most popular for navigation on smart phones and tablets. “The beta provides a first glimpse of core design principles that will underpin the reshaped BBC Online,” said the BBC in a press release today, “which take into account changing user behaviours including the preference for ‘swiping’ through content – increasingly intuitive given the rise of touch-screen smart phones and tablets.”
Full article: http://www.mediabistro.com/10000words/bbc-redesign-attempts-to-make-website-more-swipable_b7061
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