So, after a long while, I decide to visit the BBC website. I notice that the bland design has been replaced with something much better and so I proceed to scan the home page with my eyes in zig-zag formation. My eye suddenly stumbles upon what I will call the masterpiece of the year - check the top right.

Maybe there are other sites that have implemented a flash clock, but I have never seen one myself. The thing is tight, compact and the seconds hand movement is smooooth and its based on the client's time as opposed to the server's

http://www.bbc.co.uk/

What do you all think?

Hmm, its indeed splendid.

china was so impressed with the new design and they removed it from their filter block . But hec I still prefer the CNN site. The bbc site, is just for the homepage, the inside content still shows the old design.

china was so impressed with the new design and they removed it from their filter block

Interesting.

he bbc site, is just for the homepage, the inside content still shows the old design.

Kazy, Chei! You bad o

I just visited the site this morning and noticed that the color scheme has changed. Yesterday is was a gold-ish color. Today it is a hot pink-ish color. I guess they are either experimenting with this or it changes on a daily basis. Anyone else notice a change on their end?

The new BBC homepage is truly great. Well, its a green-coloured themed today.

Yeah Niyyie, I get the green template as well.

Let's just hope they are changing it out temporarily and are getting feedback from the users, otherwise where is it gonna stop? A different color for each day of the year?

I (and perhaps others) are getting "web shock" from having to adapt to an ever-changing color scheme. If this continues, I just might have to withdraw my initial kudos

The new look has now been extended to the inner pages. See http://news.bbc.co.uk Its much better now. Wider, bigger fonts, better colours, etc

Yeah, I can see and it looks nice.

When I went there yesterday, only the news landing page was new. If you clicked on the inner pages, you got the same old format.

I guess they went for evolution, not revolution, slicing the onion, one layer at a time

Thumbs up to the BBC web team. What did they use anyway? is it Flex or CSS

guess what tripped me the most

the rolex ad waoowing web2.0 rocks!!