I’m not sure how I feel about the new ESPN site. There are a lot of little details on it that I think are done really well. Though typical with sites like these there is just so much info it’s overwhelming. Probably one of the best reviews of the new site is Mike Davidson’s review here.
ESPN was also featured in unmatchedstyle’s 4th podcast.
I’m not sure how I feel about the new ESPN site. There are a lot of little details on it that I think are done really well. Though typical with sites like these there is just so much info it’s overwhelming. Probably one of the best reviews of the new site is Mike Davidson’s review here.
ESPN was also featured in unmatchedstyle’s 4th podcast.
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