https://www.gosh.nhs.uk/news/gosh-website-new-improvements/
GOSH website - new improvements
25 Nov 2019, 3:23 p.m.
If you’ve browsed our website (gosh.nhs.uk) recently, you may have spotted a few changes.We’ve given the website a fresh lick of paint in the last week in terms of a new
- colour palette
- larger and more readable font
- engaging icons which illustrate our key content areas
- 'submersible' in the foot of the website – (see if you can spot our little submarine)
Clearer font – easier to read
One of the key improvements is the larger Frutiger font we’ve used across the website. This is vital for our users who view our site on a mobile phone or tablet device. We hope reading our content is a much-improved experience. We’re really keen to gauge your views, so do please drop us a line at social.media@gosh.org to let us know what you think. Or if you’re on the site there’s a blue feedback button you can click on the right hand side to send your instant views.
Happy browsing.
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