New HuffPost Site design: Changing Time and Impact on Readers

Huffpost, previously known as The Huffington Post, presented a new site design according to the name and logo change. The site renounced the classic style and accepted a new, attractive appearance, using only one font for the whole content.

🚀 Remembering the past, Huffpost had a clear newspaper style that was typical of most media at the time. However, this style has been replaced by a new design that resembles a tabloid.

💡 New design, as noted, is an attempt to turn to a wider demography, including the working class, while maintaining the loyalty of existing readers at the expense of the brand.

• 📌 HuffPost has developed a new design that reflects the change in the style and demography of readers.
• 📌 New design can affect brand readers' perception.
• 📌 The design of the site plays an important role in interaction with the audience.