By: E&P Staff The Washington Post's Web site unveiled a new homepage yesterday, replacing the left navigation system with a top navigation system that includes roll-down menus.
Executives hope the redesign will give the site a less cluttered feel and make it easier to read. "The new design gives us the flexibility to provide more information upfront in a cleaner, more streamlined interface," Jim Brady, executive editor of washingtonpost.com, said in a statement.
Changes came in response to research that showed people preferred a single navigational tool. Without left navigation, users reported they were less likely to explore the full site.
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