RED TEXT ON BLACK BACKGROUND ??????? Red on black is the most common form of colour blindness. Extended use of this sight will result in eye strain and headaches for a high number of users. Your (no doubt highly paid) graphics person obviously missed the most basic part of his graphic design course. Another annoyance is that links no longer ...

Unfortunately I don't think anything is going to be done about this, despite the massive outcry from the website's loyal (not any more - autosport.com here we come!) readers. Autosport is a content step backwards, but at least is doesn't give me blurred vision and headaches after 5mins of reading. If our posts and opinions are being read by ...

hi,  Thanks for all the news etc. However I have to agree with most of the guys in this 'forum' The contrast is not great, sharp red on black is not very used friendly. It looks modern but the old site was perfect, quick to load and so easy on the eyes. Good luck and I hope you listen to your users (us!) :-)  Thanks for letting us ...

What on God's green earth happened here? It is cluttered, so overly RED&BLACK that you can hardly read anything and as a design it is simply awful! How on earth did anyone at ITV think that this was an improvement? New is not better, better is better.  Change by all means but this is a text book example of how not to change!

harsh - has this been user tested? Accessibility tested? The red on black hurts my eyes - I would actually cisit this site less with this design asit's painful. far too cluttered too - everything's shouting too loudly for attention. Please go back and think about good web. And check with RNIB etc what they think (they have a web testing dept). The ...

Using Firefox go to the Tools menu, choose Options. On the Options dialog choose the Content tab, then click Colours...Then deselect the check box that says ''allow pages to choose their own colours''.Click OK to dismiss the colours dialog box.Click OK to dismiss the options dialog box.Now refresh your ITV-F1 page (F5 or Ctrl-F5 for a full ...

Layout wise its fine, but does not take advantage of the resolution available for those with wider screens. Its time ITV-F1 started looking at Web 2.0 websites and getting things like this sorted out.  That said there are some serious problems with the website. 1) Visited links are the same colour as unvisited links. This makes the site ...