Break Point refreshes its website with a new look for its feed

Punto de Break, like tennis, is constantly adapting. While three years ago there was a profound change in the entire editor and website, this time a simpler renovation has been carried out with the aim of allowing the reader to read as many news articles as possible without having to search for a long time.

This is the new website of Punto de Break

Previously, two articles opened the website, but with this new model, it has shifted to one larger article and four smaller ones arranged vertically on the right side. Meanwhile, the news from 'In Brief' gains more prominence and moves up on the homepage, allowing the reader to receive more information in the least amount of time possible.

The videos from our Youtube channel also take on greater prominence, located just after the first block, enabling direct preview of the latest video without the need to enter Youtube. The headlines are included within the image, while it is more vertical than in the previous version of the website, allowing for more articles to be added in less space, both in the mobile and desktop versions. The same happens in the 'In Brief' block where the photo and headline become more significant, as well as the font size that increases compared to its previous version.

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Once inside the news, whether 'Article' or 'In Brief', the headline takes on a larger size, just like the image. Meanwhile, the font size is also increased to facilitate reading. In one of the latest updates from last year, Punto de Break can also be read in English, Italian, French, and Chinese.

Another novelty is that the 'Tags' linked to the news, which previously appeared at the bottom of the article, now appear on the homepage above the headline to inform the reader about what and who will be discussed in the article. At the same time, white and yellow colors become particularly prominent.

With this new 'look', Punto de Break will cover the start of the North American hard court tour and the more than likely return of Carlos Alcaraz at the Cincinnati Masters 1000. In addition to the journeys of Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic, Alexander Zverev, or Rafa Jódar, with the final Grand Slam of the season—the US Open 2026—just around the corner.
 

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