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Logging in this morning if you happen to be on a Desktop, you will have noticed a slight rejig with the sidebar (not present on mobiles) now displaying on the left hand side of the page. Furthermore, if you're not a site supporter but are kind enough to support the site by not running an Ad Blocker when you visit us, you have probably noticed a reduction in the number of ads we're serving you by way of thanks. These two changes are linked.
I happen to think the site looks much smarter when access on a desktop through this change. White space is significantly reduced, coupled with the slightly smaller logo, but I do appreciate as with anything, some of you will take a while to get to get used to the change. All I ask is that you do take the time to do exactly that, give it time; I've spent a considerable amount of it making these changes and the user experience in terms of less third party ads, not to mention page load terms, should benefit all who aren't blue.
If you happen to always access the website on mobile, like more than 50% of all our visitors now do, you'll probably be wondering what all the fuss is about. This is a constantly increasing trend and the reason behind this change; ultimately for mobile users, whom are now the majority, all that has changed is that you now have a forum experience with less advertisements.
The changes have resulted in me reworking a good proportion of the sites core code so there is a chance of some teething problems or issues I've missed, please point these out to me on this thread if you feel something isn't working quite right.
Cheers,
TB
I happen to think the site looks much smarter when access on a desktop through this change. White space is significantly reduced, coupled with the slightly smaller logo, but I do appreciate as with anything, some of you will take a while to get to get used to the change. All I ask is that you do take the time to do exactly that, give it time; I've spent a considerable amount of it making these changes and the user experience in terms of less third party ads, not to mention page load terms, should benefit all who aren't blue.
If you happen to always access the website on mobile, like more than 50% of all our visitors now do, you'll probably be wondering what all the fuss is about. This is a constantly increasing trend and the reason behind this change; ultimately for mobile users, whom are now the majority, all that has changed is that you now have a forum experience with less advertisements.
The changes have resulted in me reworking a good proportion of the sites core code so there is a chance of some teething problems or issues I've missed, please point these out to me on this thread if you feel something isn't working quite right.
Cheers,
TB
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