Vogue redesigns website, becomes more like magazine

September 15, 2010 Marco | Editor

Vogue magazine shows that it’s not just about iPad-apps when it comes to improving the digital version of a magazine. The company has overhauled it’s website (apparently no expense was spared). The site features more whitespace and room for photography. This may help answer questions by critics who questioned why publishers put all their hope on the iPad while they had a chance to improve the website experience for years before the device was launched.

The site was built by design agency code and theory who prepared this case-study:

Marco | Editor

Editor and founder of a bunch of stockphoto businesses

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