Developing BBC News (UPDATED)

I'm still not convinced. As others have already told you countless times, the font you've used for "NEWS" would simply never be considered for use on-screen - that "W" looks awkward and rather like two overlapping "V"s. Good designers tend to work with clean, simple and easily readable fonts that still look visually appealing.

As for the title shots: well, there's not a lot of feedback to offer here. I actually think it looks worse than the current Breakfast title sequence. Those rings look too thick, out of proportion and rather like a ribcage.

All in all your mocks are a poor retooling of the current BBC News clunkiness rather than a fresh new solution.

Kind of agree with Nicky on this one - that W needs changing and I'm wanting more than just the colour of the logo to be changed - this feels like exactly the same concept they've already been using for far too long.

Let's just backtrack one moment; when did I post a set of titles?

Didn't really want to get involved but whats this mean then?

He hasn't posted any yet. Hence him asking, "when did I post a set of titles?".

I'm looking into building a responsive website for News On Demand, does anybody know the best way to go about that? I'd appreciate any help .

There is a vast quantity of evidence to the contrary.

As usual, very helpful SRS.

That's a very vague question. What HTML experience do you have? Do you know what a flexbox is? Have you got a favourite JavaScript framework (e.g. JQuery / Angular)? What software do you have at your disposal? Are you intending to publish this for people to browse themselves, or just to create screen grabs / videos? Are you intending to have actual media embedded in the pages?

It was a vague question because I don't have the knowledge to go into detail... I have very little coding experience (and I simply don't have the time to gain any more).

Maybe it would be better to create an animation instead.

You would probably need to learn JavaScript, HTML, CSS and jQuery. Around 5 minutes of research on Google would've answered your question about making the website or even just using "Inspect Element" on the BBC News website. Do research before posting.

Do you have knowledge on how to make an animation then? Again, I recommend that you ponder ideas in your mind rather than just posting it here without doing research.