Features

• We prioritized accessible design choices in content across our website, including for readers with low or no vision or using screen readers. So the new look and feel isn’t just more attractive; it’s also more inclusive for anyone who wants to view and use Sightline’s solutions research. 
• Another accessibility win: users accessing sightline.org from a mobile device will enjoy a much-improved aesthetic and functional experience than our old site offered.  
• We’ve simplified site navigation and tagging, so first-time and longtime users can better find the topics and projects they’re looking for.  
• We’ve overhauled the search function so that its results are more helpful and complete. 
• Sightline Daily, our longtime, reader-favorite morning news roundup email, has been renamed Sightline News Picks. Given that it publishes three times a week now rather than five and that new subscribers may be seeking a more intuitive product name, we made the switch. 
• The Sightline News Picks will no longer have their own dedicated page on the website, as that proved confusing to some users seeking press information or news about Sightline itself. To view the News Picks, readers will need to subscribe to the email. 
• Articles will no longer host comments. This function made more sense when Sightline’s website functioned more like a blog than a research library. For readers interested in engaging on an article—for corrections, clarifications, or collaborations—researchers’ contact information, as always, is readily available on their staff profile pages.