5/30/2007
Animated Google Korea Page
Google has launched a new home page for Korea that departs from Google's "classic," minimalist home page approach. The new look features animated product buttons below the search box and will become the default home page in the country, a move Google is comfortable with given the near universal presence of broadband.
The new, animated Google Korea home page is intended to help Google better compete in the country where it seeks to gain market share.
When you roll your mouse over the colored dots, icons appear. You can see the animation on the live Google Korea page.
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The new, animated Google Korea home page is intended to help Google better compete in the country where it seeks to gain market share.
When you roll your mouse over the colored dots, icons appear. You can see the animation on the live Google Korea page.
"It was important where our classic minimalism wasn't working that we adapt," Marissa Mayer, Vice President, Search Products & User Experience at Google, said in a briefing earlier today.
BeSocial: digg story | methodshop | flickr
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Jesus folks, it's like 6 dots. I was expecting a 3D hamster dance from the uproar.
I think it looks nice and is still simplistic and minimal. Really dont care if it goes to the English side but I can certainly live with or without.
I think it looks nice and is still simplistic and minimal. Really dont care if it goes to the English side but I can certainly live with or without.
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