The BBC website began its official life back in December 1997 with this very simple design.
It was a basic offering with two sections to the site. Over time it has grown to encompass a great deal more. However due to the organic way in which the website evolved and the old structure of the business, with dozens of small design teams working independently of each other, the site had a fairly schizophrenic nature once you delved into its depths.
About 2 years ago, after printing out the site onto what has now become jokingly known as the 'Wall of Shame' we decided to embark on an ambitious project, called Global Visual Language 2.0, with the aim of unifying the visual and interaction design of bbc.co.uk and the mobile website.
We created a new wider, centred page template to take advantage of wider screen resolutions and for the first time created an underlying grid.
We rationalised the hundreds of different banner styles into a new global and local branding and navigation system.
We discontinued the scores of different audio and video players and created a universal embedded media player.
And we redesigned the homepage creating a visual style that began to ripple through the site and onto the mobile platform.
We've lived with and loved the distinctly 'web 2.0' design for a while now and it's done us proud. However, time's moved on, and in autumn last year we decided it was time to resurrect the project.
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