The Denver Post completed the redesign of its new Web site.

The newspaper said the revamp was made to emphasize breaking news, add interactive features and improve ease of navigation for its customers.

Howard Saltz, associate editor for new media and strategic development, said DenverPost.com now includes a number of online interactive features, including chat, audio and video features, a “bloghouse” with commentary from Post staffers and a do-it-yourself comics section that boasts a repository of more than 130 strips.

The new site also showcases ticket giveaways, polls, up-to-the-minute traffic reports and stock quotes.

Post Editor Greg Moore said he is excited about the new site, which he described as “visually appealing and easier to navigate.”

Other features on the new site include a repackaged index designed for easier reference and a sectionalized main area that has been broken into categories that mirror the content of the daily print product. Each section has separate headlines to guide the user, and related stories are specifically cited.