Trump transition aides told POLITICO they’re keeping — for now — the basic shell and design built under the leadership of President Barack Obama, including the fonts, format and blue colors that have come to be associated with many aspects of the outgoing Democratic administration.
“Any major redesign done well takes months,” Rinat said. “We wanted to make sure this was done right and with the people who are going to be running the website involved.”
Added Joe Rospars, a chief digital strategist for Obama’s 2008 and 2012 campaigns: “Our team was focused on design and content that reflected the dignity of the office, a sense of humility at the honor of it, and the inclusiveness of representing all Americans. I suspect they'll be doing something different than that.”
“Any major redesign done well takes months,” Rinat said. “We wanted to make sure this was done right and with the people who are going to be running the website involved.”
Added Joe Rospars, a chief digital strategist for Obama’s 2008 and 2012 campaigns: “Our team was focused on design and content that reflected the dignity of the office, a sense of humility at the honor of it, and the inclusiveness of representing all Americans. I suspect they'll be doing something different than that.”