Re:Verizon signals its Yahoo and AOL divisions are almost wo...
by beams_of_light on Friday December 14, 2018 @09:28AM
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I'm really surprised by how poorly Yahoo has managed...Yahoo, but especially their movies page.
I used to use movies.yahoo.com as my hub for trailers and showtimes, even in the era of top Google. Now, the first thing you see is a mishmash of entertainment news, presented in a boring vertical format. There's no prioritization of the biggest movies being released, no big horizontal banners sliding with the newest movie releases being shown off, etc. It's boring, innavigable word vomit on a white background. I can't even fathom why the decision was made to make it so boring and useless. How could this have possibly made Yahoo better?
I used to use movies.yahoo.com as my hub for trailers and showtimes, even in the era of top Google. Now, the first thing you see is a mishmash of entertainment news, presented in a boring vertical format. There's no prioritization of the biggest movies being released, no big horizontal banners sliding with the newest movie releases being shown off, etc. It's boring, innavigable word vomit on a white background. I can't even fathom why the decision was made to make it so boring and useless. How could this have possibly made Yahoo better?