My first impression of WebJam.com is that the site is compartmentalized to a degree and I’m not entirely sure where my eye is supposed to go. I feel like I should be looking at the colored boxes, but I need to read the text to the left of them in order to understand what they [...]

As soon as I go to Savetable.com I can instantly tell what it is, due to the helpful phrase “Alaska’s Restaurant Menu Guide” under the logo for the site. Having a quick and easy identifier is a really great start. I’m instantly met with a very dominant search bar, allowing you to search either by [...]

The top left quarter of the savetable.com homepage highlights key functionality. The first thing I notice about the site is the design. There is a distinct lack of contrast in the colors and tones used on the page. I’m immediately drawn, instinctively, to the top left of the site. I see a knife and a [...]

SaveTable.com is a website that allows Alaskans to quickly make reservations at restaurants, and find specific diners and cuisines. I’m going to review this in my ordinary fashion, with my initial experience fully written followed by my suggestions for improvement at the end of the post. The Front Page The front page of SaveTable.com seems [...]

Matthew reviews SaveTable.com

The first thing I notice about the site is the logo: it’s big and bright, followed by the words “internet radio show.” I think that’s techno-jargon for “podcast.” The color scheme on the front page tends towards red, so I immediately feel a strong energy coming from the site. It’s warm and inviting. Scanning the [...]

The Absolute Peach (theabsolutepeach.com) is an internet radio show that claims to be original, funny, and free. The site presents us with plenty of content on arrival and utilizes many third party services to serve different kinds of content. Let’s see what I can suggest to improve this first of its kind site for a [...]

TheAbsolutePeach.com The Absolute Peach is an Internet Comedy Podcast based in England. The show has a website that acts as a portal for different episodes of the show among other things. I’m going to review this in my ordinary fashion, with my initial experience fully written followed by my suggestions for improvement at the end [...]

This site seems to have a lot going on with a cluttered front page, when in fact it seems like the only thing they really need is for you to click to listen to their radio show. The listen to the show information is pretty clear right off the bat. What I Liked It was [...]

My first impression of Regator is favorable. Not only is it a familiar three-column layout, it’s clad in my favorite color: green. The load time is really quick. I immediately notice the gator, very cute. Then I see the title of the site, and the text “The Web’s best blog posts from the web’s best [...]