Hi everyone,
as you can notice, we've released a new version of the Expat.com. Of course we'll all need a few days to get used to it.
Why these changes ?
You can read the official announcement here :
https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=327061
The main improvement is that Expat.com is now optimized for mobiles and tablets. Have you already tried browsing Expat.com on your mobile ?
Of course everything is not perfect, we've already identified issues on IE, we will release our fist fixes tomorrow, and will improve the website little by little. Should you notice any bug or issue, please do not hesitate to post on the "help us to improve the website" forum
The team and I hope you will little by little discover the improvements we've made and that you will appreciate them.
So far, what do you think about this new version ?
Sincerely yours,
Julien
Discover the new expat blog
Congratulations Julien! You are getting the rewards of your hard work and it looks amazing! As someone who use the website exclusively on mobiles and tablets; I welcome this change big time.
Thanks for sharing your first feelings with us brightonguy 
I was using the old website on my tablet and found it to be quite alright and useable. Having said that, I too like the look and feel of the new site and must compliment the development team at EB for this nice improvement.
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