Week 4: Post 1

   When looking at the website for Penny Juice the first thing I noticed was how overwhelming it is. Their was an overload of colors and not pictures of the product itself. Also to access somethings on their website you had to download a flash player which can be a hassle. Another website that had many problems was Jami Lin's. It was hard to even tell what was going on the website there was so many adds and the text was scattered. Everything on the website was hard to read and in small print.
   Somethings that could change those websites is choosing a theme. Try to stick to one color or two instead of putting a bunch of distracting colors. Making the website easy to read and understand is always a plus. Even having pictures of your product so people know what you are selling. And making information easy to access and find on the home page.
   When examining Gates N fences website I noticed how they used pictures to show what they offer. There are many side tabs that help you navigate what kind of work you are looking to get done. And the color theme is simple and works well with the page. Another great website example is Apple. The simple white theme and big pictures of their latest products with captions showing all the features is really eye appealing. Overall their website is really well made.
    Websites really can attract or turn away a customer based on how well made it is. Having a website that is to confusing or does not display what you are trying to sell can make people click out. People like things that are eye appealing. Having a good brand logo also can help out your website appeal.