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Note from the Publisher: Gothamist Pretty View Launches


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Jacob Dobkin

Published May 4, 2011

Modified May 4, 2011


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Published May 4, 2011

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Hello everyone! As part of our continuing 2011 Redesign, we've changed the default on the front page to the "pretty" version. Since our last discussion three months ago, we've continued to refine it, increasing the size of the lead story images, adding more stories (200+ clickable from the front page!), and generally making it more elegant and readable.

As always, the blog view continues to be accessible, and always will be—if you click over there, we'll record a cookie, and you won't see Pretty again until it expires in a couple of months.

Please feel free to offer feedback, suggestions, and complaints in the comments on this post. Thank you!

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Jake Dobkin co-founded Gothamist with Jen Chung. In 2019, Jake released Ask a Native New Yorker, a book based on his Gothamist advice column.

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