Here are answers to some of the questions you might have.

You can comment further by emailing sport.online@bbc.co.uk, but please read these answers first.

Why change my site? I liked it the way it was

The changes we've made have been as a result of extensive testing of how people use the site. The new site should download quicker, different content is more clearly labelled and more of the key news stories and features are immediately visible without requiring scrolling. We understand that these changes won't be to everyone's taste but we do think that they make the site much easier to use.

I liked the summary that appeared under the headlines - now I can't see the news at a glance. Why did you take them away?

Again, we tested this thoroughly. While some people like to scan a front page with lots of summaries, a large number have complained about the extra scrolling on the BBC Sport site and about the slow download. The new site should download quicker - and crucially enable us to display more of the top news stories and features in the first screen.

I used to be able to jump from sport to sport - but now I can't find the links on the left-hand side. Why have these links been removed?

The left-hand navigation of the site has been changed to reduce the clutter and allow us to promote more content around specific sports. So if you are in, say, the football pages, all the links on the left will relate to football. We want our different sections to be genuine homepages for the various sports. However, the links to the other sports have not been removed - they all appear in a drop-down menu on our newly concise left-hand side and are listed at the foot of every page.

Text sizes are too small

Using smaller text sizes for some of our content has enabled us to display more of the top news stories and features in the first screen. This reduces the amount of scrolling required and was one of the most common criticisms of the old site.

I can't increase the text size. Why?

Variable fonts still operate normally on most browsers - Opera, Mozilla1.0, Netscape 6+ on a PC, and on Safari and Internet Explorer 5+ on Apple Mac.

For Internet Explorer users on a PC who find the text too small, you can still increase the text size in the browser by going to Tools->Internet Options->Accessibility and tick the 'Ignore font sizes specified on Web Pages'. This will allow you to increase font sizes as normal.

At the same time, we have upgraded our low graphics site http://news.bbc.co.uk/low. This offers larger font sizes as a default and via your browser there are options to increase the font size even more. We have added some pictures to this site, so users can now experience variable fonts, richer content and quick downloads.

The site looks bad in my browser