I'll be honest, I'm not a regular user of the MSN homepage, but I've followed it over the last 10 years. This design is a radical departure from their old homepage and a welcome change in a crowded market of news aggregators. MSN has struggled to separate itself from Yahoo and Google, but this makeover helps differentiate the service. *ZURB is a close-knit team of interaction designers and strategists that help companies design better (www.zurb.com).
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Here is the current MSN homepage. A couple observations:
Some interesting research reveals:
Here are a few news outlets that covered the redesign:
All Thing Digital: MSN’s Bob Visse Talks About Homepage Redesign (Kara Swisher does a video interview and jabs a few at Bob).
ClickZ: MSN Homepage Redesign Comes with New Ad Options
CNET: Microsoft gives the MSN butterfly a makeover
Based on the coverage, everyone kept saying that this was the largest overhaul in the last 10 years, but a quick scan of the archives shows that there have been quite a few smaller attempts to change the design.
Here is snapshot from 10 years ago. A couple observations:
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