FAQ: How should I evaluate a website's functionality and design?
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Last Updated: Jun 27, 2023
Views: 3690
Last Updated: Jun 27, 2023
Views: 3690
Evaluating a website by functionality and design means that you are asking: Is the website functional and professional looking?
When considering the functionality and design of a website, ask yourself:
- Is the website well organized and easy to navigate? Is there a site map or index? Is the site searchable (e.i. does it have a search box somewhere on the page)?
- Are there spelling and grammatical errors on the website?
- Is the website free of broken links and missing images?
- Are there a lot of advertisements or pop-ups on the website?
What to avoid?
- Websites that have broken links, missing pages, and that are difficult to navigate.
- Websites that have a lot of advertisements and pop-ups.
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