We’re debuting a dynamic new look for Indesignlive.
July 1st, 2010
It’s hard to believe that Indesignlive.com has been providing the design industry with daily news for the past two and a half years.
It was founded to provide a daily source of design inspiration and news to complement Indesign Group’s existing publications.
Since then, the site has gone from strength-to-strength and now boasts some 35,000 unique visitors per month and 4,500 daily page views.
Everything our online team has learnt over the years has been put into practice to give the site a polished new facelift.
We’ve improved the usability, giving better access to our database of news stories, projects and people and we’ve added some brand new sections to our coverage – including Business and Launch Pad.
We value your feedback and are always out to create the best experience for you, so let us know what you think of the new look by sending us an email.
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