The Cardinals unveiled the redesign of the team's official website, www.azcardinals.com, on Thursday.

With 78 percent of fans consuming information about their favorite team through mobile devices, the NFL's new website platform is created with the mobile-first culture in mind. The Cardinals are in the second wave of teams migrating to the new site, which will be the same whether viewed on a desktop or any mobile device.

The new site will feature a streamlined experience, but with all the content and information that has long been available on www.azcardinals.com. That includes all the latest articles, videos, photos and podcasts featuring the team, access to live press conferences, ticket options, information on University of Phoenix Stadium and an easy-to-navigate roster.

The platform will implement an upgraded user commenting system through Disqus, allowing for fans to have improved interaction with content.

Every team in the NFL will make a similar switch over the coming weeks. Thus far, 14 other teams in addition to the Cardinals have made the conversion: the 49ers, Seahawks, Jets, Eagles, Jaguars, Steelers, Redskins, Giants, Saints, Ravens, Patriots, Raiders, Colts and Packers.