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31 Jan 2011
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This sports blog pretty much matches up with the overall ESPN visual style. The bold red and blue colors make it visually loud. But since it’s focus is much narrower than the main site it can be much more toned down content wise, which is really nice. I like the background pattern and I like how many of the boxes are kind of layered and staggered. The top 4 white boxes, for featured stories I guess, really help rocket your eye down into the meat of the content. I tend to ignore much of what’s in the sidebar, particularly the stuff in the blue sections though.

espnw

This sports blog pretty much matches up with the overall ESPN visual style. The bold red and blue colors make it visually loud. But since it’s focus is much narrower than the main site it can be much more toned down content wise, which is really nice. I like the background pattern and I like how many of the boxes are kind of layered and staggered. The top 4 white boxes, for featured stories I guess, really help rocket your eye down into the meat of the content. I tend to ignore much of what’s in the sidebar, particularly the stuff in the blue sections though.

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