Here's today's front page. It looks... different.
Here's how it looks inside:
The paper has certainly got an upmarket feel, with editorials featuring on page two, essays occupying the centre of the paper and columnists given entire pages to express their views.
The Independent website has also had a facelift.
Here's what the editor Amol Rajan has got to say about the redesign:
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But there was this little subediting fail in the sports section.
So how does compare to redesigns in the past? Well, The Independent's last redesign was in 2011, with the introduction of the big bold masthead.
virtuoso.uk.com
It's current ABC daily average circulation figures are 68,928 (46,393 of which are paid-for). Back in October 2011, it had a daily average circulation of 133,449 (65,315 paid for). The paper now costs £1.40. Back then it cost £1.
In 2010, it looked like this. i launched the same day.
theguardian.com
ABC April 2010 Daily Average Circulation: 160,814 (89,576 paid for). Cost: £1.
And in 2008, there was this "full colour" redesign.
innovationsinnewspapers.com
ABC Daily Average Circulation Sept 2008: 167,092 (119,564 paid for). Cost: £1.
And before then? The newspaper looked like this:
astro.caltech.edu
ABC Daily Average Circulation Jan 2007: 217,056 (164,600 paid for). Cost: 70p.
