http://cincinnati.reds.mlb.com/index.jsp?c_id=cin
My apologies if this has been discussed in another thread. I missed it if so.
Reds.com has gotten a little facelift as well.
Looks pretty good IMO. A little crisper than the old verison.
http://cincinnati.reds.mlb.com/index.jsp?c_id=cin
My apologies if this has been discussed in another thread. I missed it if so.
Reds.com has gotten a little facelift as well.
Looks pretty good IMO. A little crisper than the old verison.
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Cincinnati Reds - 75, 76, 90
Chicago Blackhawks - 10, 13, 15
University of Kentucky - 78, 96, 98, 12
Chicago Bulls - 91, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98
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Their message board looks better too. Well, aesthetically speaking anyway.
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too much crap going on
When will these companies realize that a web site isnt about cramming as much crap on one page as you can? It looks like a campus bulletin with how much stuff they are showing.
I think, many times, when a company works on a website for so long, they convince themselves that its super sweet because they put so much time into it but often, a new set of eyeballs just wince in pain looking.
I was hoping for more "white space" (not actually white) and less cannibal clicks (places that take your from their content)
Products like VIP rewards and Johnny Bench helmet are the same advert but only bug me because they are posing like Reds information.
I am happy to see they did away with the flash news and went back to the simple HTML version to flip through latest stories.
The countdown to opening day is excessive and could have been placed as a banner below the menu system.
I know its a huge challenge to present the viewer with as much information as possible especially with a sports team but there has to be a point where less eye garbage and more space to give your eyes a chance to move around without feeling bombarded with animations, harsh contrasting colors and annoying advertisings that take you away from the product (I know i know, its a marketing thing for 3rd party sales, its just annoying). The photo section at the bottom is needless and the More From the Reds could have been shifted off page and linked from the Team Headlines section.
Rant over.
Last edited by smith288; 03-24-2008 at 01:24 PM.
Thanks Joseph,
I hadn't been to the Reds Official site in a few days (usually I check in there once or twice a day) and I appreciate this post of yours. Regardless of when MLB made the changes, I'm glad you brought it to Redszone's attention.
Don't know if it's my Dell PC but I'm getting a large white gap between what is perceived to be two separate halves (not identical halves just a top and a bottom section) of the front page at the Reds website. Anyone else seeing this?
Once Again- Thanks Joseph,
Best Wishes,
Jerry
I'm with smith ... there's still too much crap going on.
The only thing I even bother to try using the site for is ticket info or the stadium seating diagram model. Every once in a while they'll email me telling me to click on a certain link on the main page for a ticket offer, and then it's time to go on a hunting mission to find the actual link.
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I was hoping they would have gotten rid of the "C you there!"
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