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The eight-year-old Daily News Hungary has been completely renewed!
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Daily News Hungary, the most read English-language Hungarian news site is celebrating its 8 years old anniversary today. The news design is marking this celebratory day.
Daily News Hungary got a new image. In the future, a much more modern and more manageable interface will await readers, both on computer and on a phone device, while the the well-proven layout and color scheme have not changed.
The changes are also important for the employees of the news portal, as the editing interface has also changed, which guarantees a smooth work in the future and a secure technical background.
“We loved the old image very much, and it was hard to get rid of it, however the new design brought such a quality change in the visual that we can obviously say that it was worth the lot of work.
All along we were thinking that we shouldn’t throw everything out of the style of the website, as this is how our followers grew to love it. Thus the colours remained, and roughly so did the division and structure of the categories. Although the display of featured articles, the layout of the images, the fonts and other significant elements still rejoice those who visit the portal with a truly new overall effect.”- said Alpár Kató, the owner of Daily News Hungary.
Updated style of the site looks very nice. Now can we get fewer articles with a political agenda? Hungary is a great place to live but to an outsider reading this site many of them may think Hungary is a tyrannical dictatorship run by the next Stalin. Hungarians are good people and most are friendly and helpful, Hungary has a very long history and a wonderful culture. DNH should concentrate on showcasing more of the wonderful things about this country, It should stop being the mouthpiece of politicians.
It is indeed a cleaner design, that eliminated the confusion between the two menues, And congratulations on seamless transition although a heads up would have been nice…maybe I missed it.