ESPN Sports Programming

ESPN Sports Programming

24 Jun 2015
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Good looking site for ESPN Sports Programming – we reviewed their main site for ESPN.com a couple of months ago – and looks like they’ve taken a lot of the those design elements, and improved on them. Probably an easier goal since this is a more discrete type of site – one real mission. I like the Featured Sports area on the Home page – and really like that extra nav in the Programming modal.

Good looking site for ESPN Sports Programming – we reviewed their main site for ESPN.com a couple of months ago – and looks like they’ve taken a lot of the those design elements, and improved on them. Probably an easier goal since this is a more discrete type of site – one real mission. I like the Featured Sports area on the Home page – and really like that extra nav in the Programming modal.

Kinsta

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