Yahoo Redesigns Homepage
May 16, 2006
ReadWrite has the write up. In short: It's very driven by search, at the top, and content, in the center, with loads o ajax-y goodness.
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Yahoo redesigned their homepage a while ago, now it is avaiable to everyone.
http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/04/18/yahoo-testing-new-home-page-layout/
For better or worse, this probably signals the unofficial END of the Yahoo Directory.
Gone are the many directory links - wonder what those listing purchasers are feeling now - it will be highly unlikely that they will get any real directory traffic.
like the new personal assistant and thought the quick tour was pretty slick...in an ajaxy kind of way.
wondering what they could do to add a free prize...ie: "I'm feeling lucky" button...just something to add a little more personality to the site. also wish there was a bit more control over what gets displayed in Y! pulse - but interesting nonetheless.
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