As promised, we have drafted a Teens page following the design of the Readers' and Family pages already discussed. Please take a look and post your comments and/or questions. Thanks, Beth and Evan
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As promised, we have drafted a Teens page following the design of the Readers' and Family pages already discussed. Please take a look and post your comments and/or questions. Thanks, Beth and Evan
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Comments (3)
Looks great. We're working on an anime list that might fir here as well.
Posted by Terry | March 1, 2007 1:34 PM
Posted on March 1, 2007 13:34
Peg pointed out to me that "chapter books" was not an appropriate description on the teen page for the N.Y. Times best sellers. On http://info.infosoup.org/teen.asp I changed chapter book to recent releases. I was wondering if the best seller lists were worth keeping on the teen page? About half are YA titles and half for younger readers. Peg also pointed out that most of the titles are not that recent.
I tried a different version without the bestsellers http://info.infosoup.org/teen.asp combining staff picks and the bookletters teen scene and then added a link to teenreeds.com. Any thoughts? Thanks,
Posted by Evan Bend | March 2, 2007 2:45 PM
Posted on March 2, 2007 14:45
oops! The second url should be http://info.infosoup.org/teen2.asp
I also got some additional email feedback suggesting to keep the n.y.t lists on the teen page, so I came up with a combination that I think works http://info.infosoup.org/teen3.asp
Having just one teen bookletters seemed rather sparse, and this pushes up the infosoup lists on the right and puts staff picks above bestsellers. It looses a little consistency with the other two pages, but we all know about a foolish consistency....
Posted by Evan Bend | March 5, 2007 2:54 PM
Posted on March 5, 2007 14:54