Amazon.com redesign rollout
Amazon.com is doing a limited rollout of a new design for their website. I noticed recently that when I view their site from my broadband ISP at home that it still has the old look, like so:
but if I view Amazon.com from on campus, it has the new style. I like the new style a lot, although I’m not fond of the dense 31 category drop-down menu that shows when you hover over the tab. The typography is cleaner, and there is less clutter—the ads in the top corners are gone and there are only 3 tabs, like so:
What do you think of the new style? Have you already seen it?
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