Ancestry is continually working hard to improve our site and make it easier to discover, share, and preserve your family history. While we constantly make incremental improvements, it has been a few years since Ancestry has made a major update to the site. We are sensitive to the impact changes have on our members. However, substantial research into the needs of our members and the experience they are having on the website have helped us to see new and innovative ways to reinvent the way we help you do family history. The improved website makes it easier for anyone to discover and tell the rich, unique story of their family, while also helping them to become better researchers.Click on the link above to see more of what's coming.
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Friday, February 20, 2015
Preview of the New Ancestry.com Website Design
Ancestry.com is about to release a complete makeover of its website. A sneak preview of the redesigned website is presented in a blog post entitled appropriately, "Sneak Peek of The New Ancestry Website Coming!" Quoting from the post:
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