Sentence examples for changes to the web from inspiring English sources

This weekend we are making some significant changes to the website.

A Conservative spokesman said the changes to the website would improve the experience for visitors.

The company admits there have been problems: "Following recent changes to the website we experienced some initial technical issues which have now been resolved.

Julia Wright, from Suffolk, on her first Ryanair flight for some years, had noticed the changes to the website: "It's better than it was, booking online.

Minor changes to the website were made but, the pair allege, not enough to make clear that they had severed all ties by March last year.

As a result of the trial – and the changes to the website which have now been implemented – it is estimated that more than 100,000 extra people a year will carry donor cards.

Previous reactions to changes to the Twitter website suggest that users may not react favourably to the redesign.

Recent changes to the Sony website show price changes across their product line.

During an argument about whether Zapatista coffee constituted a basic need, a web developer in the assembly was quietly writing an encrypted email to Duran about changes to the FairCoin website, the public face of the CIC's new planetary stepchild.

It's important you make sure that everyone is on the same page and understands that because Google is constantly making changes to the way websites are ranked, content needs to change as well.

The changes to the Australia Plus website include removing the banner that contained the Monash, Swisse and Victorian government logos and adding a sponsorship page that explains how the arrangements work and how they fit within the ABC charter.