Comments on: AOL begins testing new site revamp

Long-awaited redesign of Web portal will feel more like the Internet giant's subscriber service, CNET News.com has learned.

[Earl Benser]

Gold Plating....

....on a lead brick.

[jangel]

bad choice

Bad choice by AOL to go flash only

[jangel]

Don't they want to save money ?

the website should use web standards like all site should be doing.
http://www.ditchie.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=56

Look in the upper right corner

"High bandwidth" and "Low bandwidth" radio button options...

New AOL.com design leaked

From my blog:
http://www.buzzhit.com/buzzblog.html

Intentionally or not, a mock-up of a potential redesign of AOL's home page became public today.

And, while the mock-up is somewhat sparse and certainly incomplete, it hints at a customizable, personalized experience that better surfaces many of AOL's properties, including IM, Shopping, Local... and of course, search.

Can't wait to see the real deal; while I don't expect it to make the grade, it'd be nice to have a viable alternative home page to Yahoo (which works great for me, coupled w/ the Google search toolbar...).

[Prndll]

ooooo...big flippin deal

So AOl's site has new code. ok. So what's the all the brew ha ha? It still won't be on my list of saved favorites or even my start page. There is NOTHING that AOL could offer that I would ever want. And yes, they can keep their ICQ aswell.