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One Column or Two Columns?

Which front-page format do you prefer on TD? 24 members have voted

  1. 1. Which front-page format do you prefer on TD?

    • Single Column
      25%
      6
    • Two Columns
      50%
      12
    • Rally Monkey
      25%
      6

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The TD admins have gone back and forth a little bit on this so I figured I would open it up to the users...

 

When we first switched to the new design, we used a single-column format for articles below the slider on the front page. Now, as you may have noticed, we're testing out a two-column format. This new arrangement (more similar to the previous design) is busier but features more content.

 

What do you folks prefer?

Consistency.

> Now, as you may have noticed

 

I had not. Which probably explains why I voted "Rally Monkey".

 

Mainly I want to see a good selection of recent articles, combined with the list of recent forum responses which your team expanded from the inadequate 5 in the previous design. Whatever format supports that, is fine with me, as long as it keeps the number of accidental rollovers of ads to a minimum.

I like one column better, but also agree with Han that consistency would be nice. I also agree with John.

I like the 2 column set-up on the articles -- less scrolling. I continue to dislike the set-up of most of the right column (not the fact that there are ads -- that's a given; but the set-up of everything else.)

I like two columns a lot more than the old design. It looks more appealing and it's a little easier to use. Still, it was very tempting to vote rally monkey.

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