Kickstarter Redesigns Project Pages After Learning They Account for 60 Percent of Page Views

Kickstarter has helped thousands of people raise millions of dollars for their creative projects with a simple, one-page pitch. When the makers of the microfunding platform learned that 60 percent of its page views are on project pages, they decided it was time for an upgrade. On Thursday, the company rolled out a sharp new interface. The new features showcase what the platform does best.

Kickstarter has helped thousands of people raise millions of dollars for their creative projects with a simple, one-page pitch. When the makers of the microfunding platform learned that 60 percent of its page views are on project pages, they decided it was time for an upgrade.  On Thursday, the company rolled out a sharp new interface. A few key features showcase what the platform does best.

 

1. The launch date and the funding end date have been added to the top of the page, next to the short description.

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