Wikipedia
is easily one of the most visited sites in the world, and it doesn’t
look like that’s going to change anytime soon. This morning, the Wikimedia
Foundation announced
a number
of changes it has made to make the experience for visitors and
contributors better.
Most apparent is the new look and feel, which includes a refreshed puzzle globe logo, which was originally created in 2003. The Foundation goes into more detail about the logo update in a separate post, if you’re interested in its history and all that.
Here’s what else has changed:
Navigation
Improved for reading and editing pages. The tabs at the top of each page now more clearly define whether you are viewing the page or discussion page, and whether you are reading or editing a page.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Wikipedia Gets A Revamp, Better Search And Navigation – And An Updated Logo
Author: Robin Wauters
