On the Internet, if you are not in the middle of a redesign of your Web site, it must be because you just finished a redesign, and are taking a week off before starting the next one.

All kidding aside, one of the advantages of Web publishing is the ability to constantly change, improve and innovate.

Innovation, improvement and speeding up the load-time of our pages will be our top priorities as we work on the next version of the Telegraph Web site over the next few months.

We are still in the early stages (seen below) but are making progress toward a Labor Day re-launch of the site.

Yes - it is small - it is also almost completely a work-in-progress and so not 100% worthy of scrutiny as of yet. That will be changing as we get closer to a ‘finished’ product.

Over the next few weeks and months we will be looking for a small group of people to join our Reader Advisory Network and help serve as an online focus group for this and other projects. See my previous entry for more details on that.

If you are interested in being part of our redesign process, or if you just have some suggestions for what you would like to see in NashuaTelegraph.com version 3.0 - drop me a line.