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Sinar Harian website sports new look in conjunction with sweet 16

By HURIN EIN
04 Aug 2022 02:00pm
Sinar Harian's website new look.
Sinar Harian's website new look.

SHAH ALAM - Sinar Harian's official website has received a new face-lift with accentuating features and a more modern look for better user experience.

The new look was in conjunction with the publication's 16th anniversary on July 31.

For a better user experience, the website now has two navigation bars that could easily facilitate users to explore various news contents.

The latest headlines are now placed under the navigation bar together with images to draw users' attention.

Meanwhile, there is a special feature on the right side of the page called the "News Hub" which is in red where users could click to not miss out on any popular news.

Sinar Harian digital executive editor Ruzy Adila Idris said the new website was designed for a more modern and user-friendly experience so that users could read the news easily and efficiently on the page.

"We would like to thank our readers for their unwavering support for us to continue being the reliable source for news and latest updates.

"We will remain consistent in providing the latest news, live videos, special reports and programmes like Wacana, Berani Semuka and Kompas," she said.

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She added that for a more efficient reading experience, readers could also download the Sinar Harian mobile application from the Google Playstore or Apps Store.

Sinar Harian reports could also be accessed on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Instagram, Telegram and Daily Motion.

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