Vikram Seth, Blog
The Pride Online, Claudia Taylor Johnson High School, San
Antonio, TX;
This
website has a very user-friendly layout. The images that change on the main
screen are very visually stimulating, and the color scheme is also very
pleasant and proud of the school. The only drawback however is that there are
too many titles and that the titles are also too close together and not equally
spaced. The top bar also has good organization regarding a user’s requirements.
Lasso
Online, George
Mason High School, Falls Church, VA;
This
website’s layout is all white, which can be distracting to the user. The
website does however provide many opportunities for social media connections
between the user and the school. The pictures that the website chooses to
display are not great quality. The ads that the website chooses to run pertain
to students, such as “Modern Senior Portraits” or “Behind the Wheel Driving
Instruction”. Beyond that, the links towards other stories that are at the
bottom of the page are too cluttered and disinterests the reader.
This website has an ongoing color scheme of red and white
that even shows in the pictures that they display, which is creative and
well-tasted. Useful information regarding addresses and contact numbers are
portrayed on the top of the screen, which is critical to users. The categorization
of articles is useful and not too specific. Articles that this staff writes are
also very edgy, such as Judaism and feminism.
This website has a very dark color scheme and seems unlike
any other type of news source. It seems to advertise less than most other
websites, yet also seems less legitimate than other types of news websites due
to its types of stories (videogames and nothing going beyond school)
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