The new WSJ.com to be unveiled Tuesday

The Wall Street Journal's Web site, The Wall Street Journal Online (www.wsj.com), has undergone a "significant redesign" and is expected to make its debut Tuesday. According to a press release, the new design will feature the following:

- Overall new look and feel with modern design and streamlined, horizontal navigation as well as a more varied home and section pages; 

- Expanded content is small business, technology, U.S. and world news, politics, personal finance and lifestyle categories;

- The introduction of the "Newsreel," a visual and text-driven tool atop all story pages highlighting the most important stories in each major section of the site with direct navigation among them;

- New video player, photo slide show viewer and interactive graphics;

- Redesigned "story pages" provide related analysis, additional content, video, audio, graphics and more;

- The newly launched WSJ.com Mobile Reader for BlackBerry smartphones.

The redesign will also feature new content and improvements that will be available only to WSJ.com subscribers. 

The new Web site will be an ongoing effort as changes will be rolled out regularly over the next few months. 

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