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New AFL.COM.AU Layout

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loaded without a problem for me. I prefer the layout, it's much cleaner than the old one which was just too busy.

 

Unless mine has not loaded correctly there is no "my team " section.

Do not like the new one.

It will not get as much use by me.

Might as well go straight to the MFC site.

Mine hasn't loaded properly i think, its all down one side of the page.


Mine hasn't loaded properly i think, its all down one side of the page.

yea mine is the same looks crap

Loaded much faster for me than the old one. I use firefox, what about you guys?

Anyway it's different, but really not improvement. Just change for the sake of it.

The major problem I have with the AFL website is too much clutter (which I don't think has changed) and rubbish video - that I'm scared to even try.

Anyway it's different, but really not improvement. Just change for the sake of it.

The major problem I have with the AFL website is too much clutter (which I don't think has changed) and rubbish video - that I'm scared to even try.

Yes, it's all the Bipond stuff. Think they're locked in to them for one more year.

 

As I said on BigFooty, the AFL needs to pull its head out of its arse and realise (for once) that it's not always about money. From a fan perspective, the official website has been and still is BigPond-heavy, and that's it's biggest downfall; the agenda of the website is more in part to promote BigPond's online media than it is football content. It's a terrible website and I NEVER visit it. I use FoxSports and a few smaller sites for live scores and opinion pieces and updates.

Also, when are we getting live domestic games online? Does the AFL think it's 2003 still?

Check out NBA.com to see how a website should be done. Accessible, easy on the eyes, and takes full advantage of social networks and editorial content.

Not good at all.

I'm all for a new "snazzy" GUI (graphical user interface), but gee whizzo... where's the functionality??? The performance???It's horrendous in its load times and it's all over the place!!!

Needs fixing.


I reckon the Demons one would look good in that layout with some changes, maybe one like the suns one?

Cleaner is better works for me, but couldn't they have made the club logos a little larger at the top? Our wonderful emblem looks like crap when it's shrunk so much

One word YUK! the Herald/ sun one also. Thank goodness for Demonland. B)Used to read them now like the real paper will be keeping well away from the :wacko: both of them.


Mine at least loads properly now.

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