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China-National-Day-2009-parades-at-Tiananmen-Square - photo courtesy of Reuters.com
Coincident with 60th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China (PRC), Aliuser today would like to launch its new interface design of Alirens.com ( a news blog for B2B marketplaces in relation to Alibaba ) following weeks-0f-debugging and functions re-setting. The primary goal is to improve user experiences by learning from our peers.
Aliuser decided to make the move a few weeks ago with a view to:
- enhancing the site usability by restructuring its information architecture in our best capacity
- highlighting feature stories and making them easily accessible to users
- reducing clicks to read each post as much as possible – hopefully users can reach them in 2 clicks or less
- adding weight on photo images to explain user scenarios and spicing up visual design
- optimizing its content with SEO initiatives
Meanwhile, to mark the opening of China’s 60th anniversary National Day festivities, President Hu Jintao, standing up through the sunroof of a Chinese-made limosine, waved and drove past the rows of troops and immobile tanks for half hour.
While watching the 60-gun salute and tens of thousands paraders on Tiananmen Square, we are impressed! Lastly, we would like to say “Happy Birthday, China!”
Aliuser, Alirens and blog about Alibaba and China B2B marketplace
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