We recommend that csdn blog reduce or cancel the huge homepage space occupied by the so-called "latest article Expert Blog group ".

It should be said that the csdn blog homepage is well revised, and the color scheme seems professional as a whole. on the new homepage, we can see that we want to highlight the power of the so-called experts. This is a good way to improve the quality of csdn blogs, but I don't think this is a good way.

As a blog site information aggregation home page, more friends want to get the service: can easily read any good message sent by anyoneArticle. In terms of the number of expert groups and the large number of ordinary blog authors, the proportion is still quite small. It is not necessary to keep this piece of unchanged content in this position, this is a bit like the top-level function in Forum Management. in my understanding, even in the forum, the pin function is only used to publish announcements and other information, information such as excellent articles should be classified using methods such as "plus excellent. from this point of view, since some people have been put as experts in the Expert Group on the left, it is equivalent that they have already been refined, so there is no need to emphasize this part again in the middle. however, on the other hand, it is not certain whether the people who have been put into the so-called expert group can maintain good standards. therefore, I am not very familiar with using "experts" to call this group. I think it is better to use "recommendation blog list ".

Can you consider restoring the daily click and browsing rankings of the home page? Now the home page seems to have only one click and total ranking in a week. if this method is used, the content of this place may remain unchanged for a week. this violates the principle mentioned above: do not let the constant information occupy too many places on the homepage. the homepage should be constantly presented to readers with better information and good articles updated in a more timely manner.

Another problem with the homepage interface is that the homepage layout is problematic under ff. in this regard, let's take a look at the blog development team. I suggest you consider the situation of IE and FF browsers in terms of layout design in the future. This is also necessary for standard web interface development.

As mentioned above, there are two main points:
1. the content on the blog homepage should be: excellent content that is frequently updated and changed to readers in a timely manner. Fixed or rarely changed content should be reduced to their existing space or provided through second-level links;
2. Ask the designer to consider both IE and FF browsers when setting the interface.

In addition, I have an idea, but I don't know if it is feasible. since KESO can classify it news once a day, why can't the development team or maintenance personnel of csdn blog use the blog resources of csdn to classify the discussion of a specific issue in many blogs and publish the topic on a daily or several days in a similar way? what about a topic? I don't know the difficulty of the specific operation. It is only for reference by csdn blog developers.

Note: after reading the blog, I realized that it was good. That's what I want. however, the rising weekly technical attention seems to be a little scattered, not the way I want to concentrate on it.