woah, new website!

[jejozwik]

check it out!

[simon]

I like it. Much cleaner, more professional looking, and friendlier. Nice work by them.

As always, I can't help but bitch about something, so here are my two non-compliments:
1. Most sites with a rotating flash banner like that have little arrows so you can cycle back to something. What if I want to click the TAP ad but it's already gone by? Having to wait for it to come around again is dumb.
2. The rest of the site is unchanged. Hopefully they're rolling this look out to the rest of the site, but maybe they're not.

Still, progress is progress.

[Justin Walker]

Thought it should be posted here as well:

It seems Metro is testing a new beta website. Looks good to me.

[ieko]

That beta site is fantastic, it even has the transportation headlines feed! That feed alone would create more awareness for the public, I mean that's just huge!

[erict]

I noticed that the Metro website (mta.net) is not working today - the day after the new site is supposed to be up.
www.mta.net/

[bluelineshawn]

I miss that website. And the one after. ☹️

The current website with the giant trip planner on the home page that forces you to acknowledge it by either granting or denying permission to access your location makes me visit their website less. It's atrocious. I don't go there for trip planning. I use google for that. I go there to see if there are any current disruptions and see if there's any news on what's happening at metro. They should look at TfL or maybe NYCT and copy one of those formats with the source articles shown as well.

[bluelineshawn]

Another new metro website. I didn't like the old one so this one is better. I prefer to view the full website on my tablet and I don't see that as an option.