News
Our new News Views, explained
By Jeremy Horwitz
Editor-in-Chief, iLounge
Published: Sunday, March 19, 2006
News Category: Site News
Over the past several weeks, we’ve made a number of subtle but important changes to parts of the iLounge web site. You may have noticed one of them right here - our new News Views bar. Though it looks like the old bar, it now gives you three different ways to customize news on the iLounge home page to your liking, and saves your choice for later visits.
“Headlines” will give you a list of our most recent 50 news headlines, a view we’ve designed for people who want to quickly catch up on the last week or two of news. “Short” will provide a one-paragraph version of our top 20 or so stories, a feature which we’re currently tweaking. Finally, “Long” will provide the full-text versions of our top 10 or so stories. Right now, “Short” and “Long” don’t look too different, but within the next week or so, they will - “Long” will look the most like the “old” news view. As always, large photographs and reader comments will be visible by clicking on the title or comments notice for each story. “Archives” lets you search our news, which dates back to 2001.
Another important feature of the bar is the “Submit News” button. We appreciate your tips, so please use this button if you’ve heard something newsworthy that should be shared with the rest of the iLounge community. Though we can’t respond to every tip we receive, we thank you in advance for sending them.
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1
It’s nice to see a website that is so dedicated to its fans. This is one of the few sites I check on regularly. Thank you, iLounge!
Posted by Jeremy K on March 19, 2006 at 11:08 AM (PDT)
2
Great stuff - Love the new look, and features are a great improvement
Posted by David Appleyard on March 19, 2006 at 11:29 AM (PDT)
3
Great job folks!
Posted by Black Beauty on March 19, 2006 at 2:31 PM (PDT)
4
Love the idea of the new look, but your “Long” view is a little bizarre. For instance in this mornings “Mix”, the last paragraph about the Office of National Statistics cuts off like so: “...measure inflation in…”. When you click to see the rest of the article, the only word missing is “Britain”.
Shouldn’t the “Long” view show the complete article? It’s kind of a pain clicking back and forth….
Just my 2 cents.
Posted by DomArch on March 21, 2006 at 6:26 AM (PDT)