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BUT A CHANGE HAS FINALLY COME TO TPS
By now you have noticed that The Palmetto Scoop has undergone a pretty serious face lift. And hopefully you’ll agree it is pretty badass.
The latest version of TPS (3.0) is the product of months of suggestions, complaints, and general input from readers and fans. And I think it pretty well suits everyone’s requests including my own.
I absolutely love the design because it is crisp, clean, and offers easy access to the thing that keeps y’all coming back: Great content.
I would like to extend a HUGE hand to the site’s designers, an up-and-coming firm in Columbia called Two Lantern Media. You can check out their own brand new website by clicking here.
Of course, just because we built something we can all be proud of doesn’t mean I’m done taking suggestions. If there’s something you would like to see on the site, shoot me an email at editor@palmettoscoop.com. You can also email me there and tell me how much you love the new design or me as a great human being.
Looks great, but you need to loose that font that you are using for the name of the site.
Too bad your blatant plagiarism and rampant image stealing hasn’t slacked off.
I like the fact you kept the font the same on The Palmetto Scoop title. It’s like your trademark.
Since TPS dropped the traditional blog format awhile back, I’ve frequented the site much less often. With all the razzle, it has lost something. Nav is bleh, and finding stories in a chronological order is much harder now.
THats’ a pretty bold claim Sneader.. YOu prepared to back it up?
Bold? Try obvious. Every other post contains a lifted photo or image and text that is practically copied and pasted.
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