When is the New Layout Going to be Completed?

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   janderson99posted 2 years ago

   The new layout is good ( done 3 weeks ago), but many people made suggestions for improvement
   => put the social links buttons at the top or under the first ad in the right column
   => increase the size of the font or choose a clearer font.
   
   see this thread for complete list of suggestions http://hubpages.com/forum/topic/127468
   
   When will the layout be finalised? Thanks and Cheers

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      peachpurpleposted 2 years agoin reply to this

      I don't think so they would change it since everything is in order now

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   paradigmsearchposted 2 years ago

   Never, as it should be.

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      lobobrandonposted 2 years agoin reply to this

      Exactly as PD says. It's never gonna be finalized changes are going to keep happening and tests based on traffic and the interaction on the pages etc.

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   janderson99posted 2 years ago

   From the blog for the new design:
   
   "Because this will be the first iteration of the new design, we plan to do a few weeks of testing afterward to see how the changes are received by HubPages’ readers. Consequently, the first version will not be permanent and we’ll likely be making refinements based on the data we collect after testing. We would also love to get your feedback on the new design, so make sure to share your thoughts in the announcement forum later this week!"
   
   see this post for suggestions made by authors http://hubpages.com/forum/topic/127277

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   calculus-geometryposted 2 years ago

   Just because a suggestion is made doesn't mean it will be implemented.  HP's designers follow their own aesthetic tastes and are unlikely to make design changes based on hubbers' opinions of what looks good and bad.  For example, just because some people want a bigger font doesn't mean HP's designers think it needs improvement. I wouldn't expect the font to change because you can increase text size with a browser anyway.
   
   Most likely, any changes they make will be based on what increases ad revenue and what keeps readers on the page longer.  HP asking for feedback is a courtesy but it's not an equal partnership here.  I think they are more looking for suggestions on how to fix things that aren't working right, not our design input for things that are merely a matter of personal preference.

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