New design for Computerworld.ch
After several months of development work, Computerworld.ch has undergone a redesign. New features and functionalities are also set to be rolled out on an ongoing basis over the next few months.
The content is presented in large images and lettering, and there is also a generous column layout. This takes advantage of the trend towards ever larger screens, according to a press release. The navigation has undergone a complete overhaul. The editorial content in the News, Business Practice, Tests, Market Analysis and Management sections is now stored in logical containers in terms of form and content. There are also new space allocations for advertisements.
Computerworld.ch is operated by IDG Communications, a subsidiary of the IDG International Data Group. The media company publishes a total of over 200 magazines and 460 websites in 90 countries. In Switzerland, IDG publishes the IT business publication Computerworld as well as PC Tipp.
Computerworld.ch is operated by IDG Communications, a subsidiary of the IDG International Data Group. The media company publishes a total of over 200 magazines and 460 websites in 90 countries. In Switzerland, IDG publishes the IT business publication Computerworld as well as PC Tipp.
Responsible at Computerworld.ch: Hansjörg Honegger (Editor-in-Chief), Oliver Wirtz (Business Development Manager), Marcel Hauri (Content Manager). Programming: Marius Flückiger (Webmaster), Roger Camenisch (Webmaster), with the help of Andreas Pattynama (Innocube GmbH) and TNT Graphics (Design).
