Remember when the New York Times — the old gray lady — started running color photos on the front page? Or when Gannett launched the McPaper, introduced hundreds of thousands of Americans to its first true national newspaper, USA Today?

Yeah, I know, I probably just aged myself out of relevance on any website south of AARP.com, but back in the day, dramatic industry shifts like that in the world of journalism were few and far between. And, today, you're lucky to get through an entire quarter without making some tweaks — big or small.

Welcome to our first round of major changes since we first launched BenefitsPro four years ago. And, trust me, we did more than roll out some new type or shuffle the content around. In fact, I'd love to say it took us this long to renovate the house because we had so much to do, but the simple truth of the matter is that we really wanted to get it right the first time. It's not like we're just passing major health care legislation, after all.