How many expectations can produce a new homepage? What if deepening in the site, from inner level 1, the layout is stuck to the previous one? How many people are working for a project as wide as the web site of the BBC? How many in the IA team? Is there an IA team or there are Information Architects deployed on different tasks or areas of the site?

BBC.co.uk is possibly the best web site you can find on the world wide web. Quality (and quantity) of content is just great, web site overall look and feel is both a lesson in understatement and usability, giving a top class user experience to users.

Just some examples:

And now for something completely different: BBC correspondent in Gaza, Alan Johnston, has been released today after 114 in captivity.

It looks like the critics met the audience in awarding the Best Navigation/Structure Webby Award to IKEA, Dream Kitchen.

Flash revenge!

It's the revenge of Flash, and of all the silly humor you had on viewing your friends summer vacation slideshow. Well, this has interaction in it, like click and skip to next photo. Doh! (Just to be sure, I'm being sarcastic on this...)