The part that I really like is the viewing accessibility of archive USA Today print editions and the convinience of e-mailing articles to others. Because they are able to update the web page many times throughout the day with different pictures and late breaking news stories which is an advantage over traditional print newspapers. Navigation of their website is just about as easy and straight forward as their newspaper. I think they have maintained less clutter and simplicity on their site for the purpose of keeping with their style. According to what we talked about in class, scrolling should be implemented with caution because if too much scrolling has to be done in order to get to the information, you will lose the audience.
People of today are on the go, pressed for time and lazy.
They want to do the least possible to get the result they need if at all possible. Internet news delivery shouldn't be something stressful and complicated. According to many experts and Black, designers should not design a page that requires too much scrolling or scrolling at all if possible. That would be something that should be changed or rearranged to shorten the length of scrolling. Like what we talked about in class, the one window fits all imitating an electronic pager device on your computer screen is targeted towards a generation who mostly obtain news by watching television.