Two weeks ago, I wrote about the then-newly revamped ABC Brisbane website. I'm sad to say it hasn't improved. Not only is the kind of information people might expect of such a site not readily accessible, but it's riddled with errors. Here's a screen shot from yesterday. Note that one of the few useful things - the link to the audio - is pretty much off the page on my laptop; the lack of a picture for the apple cake recipe (and the "undefined" caption, whatever that means); and the "image not available" message in one of the little green boxes. Apart from being ugly, the topics cloud is also alphabetical, meaning it's useful if you're interested in things starting with A but you have to scroll to find the rest of the alphabet. Why not rank things by popularity or topicality? And there is still no obvious link to details of the 612ABC presenters and their programs. I find this especially disturbing that, at a time when the ABC is trumpeting its digital future, it can't actually build a useful and relevant website. I'm sure the designers think it's great, though.