...Website Analysis Paper Website Analysis Paper I am going to evaluate the page layout, navigation, and performance based on my knowledge of www.worlds-worst-website.com, website that from my knowledge was designed to be a bad designed website. However I for this paper I will treat it as if it was a website to give facts or information about things on the internet or world. I well discuss what the website has as content, who was this content made for, the way it navigates, and how it can be improved. This website is really bad so my goal is to try to come up for a way this website is bearable. There are meaning things wrong with this website that make it bad. What is on www.worlds-worst-website.com? Well there are many links on this site that take you to different websites. Two of the links send you to same website just to two different pages of that site. One like seems to take you to a game that has something to do with Obama. One is just a video of cats. Then there are links on different dinosaurs and one link about bicycles. There is also a link that makes you take a quiz of a show. This sites content is well everywhere. There is no actual main content on this site. There is just random links to different sites and it makes the site more like a share link site if anything. I am also going to say that the websites it sends you to are better than this site; however I still do not think they are better or really look that impressive. The look really old and need to...
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...Analysis of http://www.buy.com Abstract Commercial and personal web Web sites need to contain certain elements that will draw in users and/or customers. Below is a list of pros and cons, along with an analyzed list of aspects that the group felt were important to have on a wWeb site. The commercial Wweb site that was chosen was http://www.buy.com. Analyzed list for Buy.com A commercial web Web site should have functions and elements that draw the users and customers back for more viewing and utilization. To have this happen, certain aspects should be incorporated onto the Wweb site. The following are fundamentals that should be included: ❑ Functionality ❑ Sensible Navigation ❑ Working Navigation (No dead links, etc.) ❑ Consistent Design ❑ Credible and original content ❑ Accessibility and easy to find wanted items ❑ Meet the needs of the targeted visitors ❑ Allows customizing to user preferences ❑ Must meet the needs and objectives of the company (In this case http://www.buy.com) ❑ Work effectively ❑ Interactive ❑ Professional ❑ Well edited ❑ Quick downloading (If it takes too long the visitor will leave and not return) ❑ Provides search tools within the web Web site ❑ Site security ❑ Should have low contrast backgrounds ❑ Should provide FAQ page ❑ Toolbar should be discreet, elegant and efficient Standard page elements: * Page title in browser title bar ...
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...Kudler Fine Food Website Analysis After viewing the Kudler Fine Foods website, it’s determine the site is very plain and does not process a lot of modern features that you would find from most gourmet food websites. I find the website very ordinary and simple, although people say keep things simple, this website is too simple and lacks imagination for the customer. Just looking at the site at for the first time, I was able to navigate through the entire website in little of no time. The website has very few graphics other than the main logo and some rotating food pictures. It’ determined the website can use more pictures of elegant gourmet foods. There are other companies on the internet that sell products similar to Kudler’s website, and they must use graphics to set Kudler, visually apart from the company's competitors. There’s no means of ecommerce on the website. There is no way to purchase any of the products on line. As a team we will address the design for the Kudler website, specifically: the style and artistic quality used on the website; the navigation of the site; the over-all performance of the site; the marketing strategy; and the web community as a whole. The site does not have no site map, no product listing and most important a search engine within the site; if you are looking for something in particular. Kudler needs to overhaul their website, adding new features that web shoppers are accustomed to. The creation of a product database...
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...Subject: Website Analysis of Apple and Samsung Abstract This memo will be discussing the utilization of .com websites of two of the world’s largest technology and electronic brands, Apple and Samsung. In this memo, we will explain how each company uses their websites to gear towards their specific brand and consumers. Each company has its own way of separating itself from competitors in the market, with Apple and Samsung, they tend to be on polar ends of the marketing and consumer snagging spectrum. While one company focuses in on the simplicity of heavy technology, the other weighs in on the variety of technology. Both companies use their websites to efficiently capture different audiences, and effectively together rack enough consumers to control 46.6% of the world market share in technology. The two companies both utilize their websites to be the driving force of their brand. Website Layout Apples website is a direct insight into the sophisticated, simplistic, and professional theme that Apple has tried to portray for decades now. With its sleek and mono-font, monochromatic design, the website is directly setup to create brand awareness. Immediately, an IProduct user or anyone familiar with Apples products recognizes that the layout and color scheme of the website, is the exact same layout and color scheme in the platforms they use for the IPad, ITouch, Mac, and IPhone. Their easy-to-use website also mimics the “for all ages” concept of their products. Samsung’s website...
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...Website Analysis Assignment I choose the website of Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeastern Michigan to analysis. The site clearly states Gleaners mission - Nourishing Communities by Feeding Hungry People, on the heading with the company’s icon and also in the first “What we do” text chunk. From the information provided, I found that it serves three audience segments: donators, volunteers, and partner agencies. From my perspective, the donators group is the one the organization mostly to target, because compare to other groups, the organization provides exhaustive introductions about donation and put them on a more easy-to-grasp place. For instance, three out of five homepage text blurbs and the first picture comes out in the homepage are all about donation The website groups related items into different menus and links. However, the link name and the hierarchical order are confusing to me. The main menu arranges information as HOME, TAKE ACTION, EVENTS/FOOD DRIVES, END HUNGER and PARTNER AGENCIES. For the first sight, people will not understand what the END HUNGER section means and will have to search. Besides, I think the END HUNGER and EVENTS/FOOD DRIVES sections should be before the TAKE ACTION and PARTNER AGENCIES. Because people need to see the organization’s mission and approaches before making a donation or partner decision. Moreover, the website does not do efficient in terms of web navigation. Different audiences have to click back and forward among different...
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...Enterprise Resource Planning and Systems Integration Cesar Campana, MMIS0627 Graduate Student, Nova Southeastern University School of Computer and Information Sciences September, 2011 Author Note Cesar Campana, Graduate Student, School of Computer and Information Sciences, Nova Southeastern University. Correspondence concerning this paper should be addressed to Cesar Campana, 2240 SW 50 Av, Fort Lauderdale Fl 33317. E-mail: cc1604@nova.edu Background Enterprise Resource Planning integrates internal and external management information across an entire organization, embracing finance/accounting, manufacturing, sales and service, customer relationship management, etc. ERP systems automate this activity with an integrated software application (Hossein, 2004). The ERP is “Web enabled”, meaning that they work using Web clients, making them accessible to all of the organization’s employees, clients, partners, and vendors from anytime and anyplace, thereby promoting the BU’s effectiveness (Motiwalla & Thompson, 2012). The fundamental advantage of ERP is that integrating the myriad processes by which businesses operate saves time and expense. Decisions can be made more quickly and with fewer errors. Data becomes visible across the organization (Vikki, 2010). The disadvantages comes from the tight budget organizations allocate to personnel training thus resulting inadequate use of ERP systems and poor testing and implementing of changes. The experience and skill of the...
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...GAP Gap es uno de los líderes mundiales de venta al por menor que se especializa en la venta de ropa, accesorios y productos para el cuidado personal tanto para hombres y mujeres, como para niños. Sus productos están presentes en más de 90 países con más de 1.300 tiendas repartidas por el mundo. La página de inicio es limpia y clara, además de práctica. Con un solo clic puedes acceder a la sección que desees. Por ejemplo, en el caso de que quisieses realizar una compra para tu hija, solo tienes que seleccionar el apartado niña (girl) y directamente te redicciona a la sección de prendas para niñas. Una vez en esta te salen sugerencias, además de promociones. Y de forma clara, a la derecha, te da la opción de buscar según prenda, talla, nueva temporada o rebajas. Supongamos que nos ha llamado la atención una rebeca, solo tienes que pinchar en la foto para conocer más detalles sobre esta. Así mismo, te da la opción de: visualizar más de cerca los detalles (roll on to zoom in) o ver la foto al completo a un tamaño mayor (view larger). Por otro lado, te da una breve descripción de la prenda. Si bajas tienes todos los detalles de su composición. En este caso es 100% de algodón y se lava a máquina. Las opciones de color, talla, añadir al carrito de la compra o a la wish list se presentan de forma clara, es decir, es muy fácil comprar en ella. Un punto a favor es la opción de reservar en tienda. En comparación con Trasluz, se puede navegar fácilmente por la página, así como...
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...the heart360 website had informed me that I was prehypertension. After getting the results really made me consider making improvements due to my son having hypertension and me being prehypertension. Learning from the website taught me that women are more likely to have a heart attack than men due to having less concern of the heart symptoms(Heart360). Meanwhile, Friday morning I had been putting off having chest pains all Friday. Saturday learning from the website that I really needed to go get check out about my heart symptoms, even if there were no true concerns about my heart. If the pressure in my chest was a true heart attack it was no need to holding off the issues. Saturday afternoon I had decide to go to the Emergency Room and learned that I was not...
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...I began my research of finding a helpful website dedicated to immigration by using the search engine Google. To limit my search results and in order to finding an appropriate website, I had used Google Advanced Search; I used filters within the advanced search in hope to reduce the number of search results on Google. I had used the “this exact word or phrase” filter my search results to only “immigration issues” and then I had used “site or domain” filter to narrow my search results to websites of “.gov, .org, and .edu” and also the “last update” filter to further narrow down my search results to the “past year”. Using the Google Advanced search engine was a good idea because it narrowed down my results from 232,000,000 (30 pages) to 101 results...
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...When evaluating websites for quality, there are a few main questions you have to ask to assess it correctly. For example, when comparing the websites “19 Natural Remedies for Anxiety” and “Anxiety Disorders: Attacks, Symptoms, Treatment” it’s easy to see which is the more credible source. Finding the right source is important for anyone who is researching a specific topic and when it comes to a mental illness there are many sources to stay away from. For this topic, the website “Anxiety Disorders: Attacks, Symptoms, Treatment” is the better source for a number of reasons. It has more topic specific information, with a wide variety of subtopics covering the whole illness of anxiety and all its disorders. This website also has more professional...
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...Fluency is the ability to read the text, correctly, fast, and with expression. Fluency is an important principle of the reading that brings a bond between word recognition and comprehension. To be a fluent reader, a student must have the mastery skills of the phonemic awareness, phonological awareness, and phonics, and with all these skills, a fluent reader recognizes words as well as understands them at the same time. There are a lot of websites that enhance fluency; “www.starfall.com” is one of them, it is a great website for young kids. This website has a lot of reading material that includes letter recognition and sounds (Phonemes) to read stories, poems, rhymes, and songs. Children can practice the letter sounds, sound’s pitch, vowels,...
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...decrease the cost of owning a house. The website for Habitat for Humanity gives a good example of how they can help people who want to help others in being able to own a home of their own; through its links, slideshow of pictures, and how they can be contacted with ease without having them to have a hard time trying to find what they are looking for; unlike some websites. The first thing that stands out on the website is the links. It is set up so that a person can click on them and it will take them to where they want to go. Some of the websites that people go to look at have a whole lot of information cluttered up together; making it hard for people to find what they are looking for. The website has two places for finding links. The first set of links can be found at the top of the page and the other set of links are found in the middle of the page. The links in the middle of the page are bolder and more colorful for people who might have visual problems, or to make it easier for people to find their way around the website. For example, if a person wanted to become a volunteer without having to deal with all of the information on the website; all they would have to do is click on the volunteer link. This way makes it quick and easier and maybe gets more volunteers because another website would not be organized that well making it hard for people to find a way to become a volunteer. Another thing that stands out on the website is the slideshow of pictures. Most of the...
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...industry of e-book business. Tonkin (2010) pointed out that, the reader of e-books are becoming easy to Use but, still there are various types of e-books reader and e-books which are not made according to standard format and creating problems. Today people can not think a world without e-book. Hillesund (2010) opined that, today’s world can thinkable without printed books but can not without e- books. It is clearly indicating the popularity of e-books among the people across the world. In this assignment it is elaborately discussed about building a new e- book publishing company named Books r Us. It included the area of industry situation of current time, analysis of SWOT as well as porter five competitive forces. It also covered the area of generating business model, revenue and pricing strategy. At the end of this, a website for Books r Us is built with various types of features. In order to establish a profitable online book publishing business, first of all business environment should...
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...retailer with retail outlets and online shopping/shipping. a. Merging both in-store and online sales. In the event the web application is compromised anything from the inventory miscalculations to customer data being stolen could occur. 2. A small, private law firm’s website with forms for potential clients to complete, including name, address, contact number, and reason for scheduling an appointment. b. With including the reason for scheduling appointment, in the event of a web breach customers’ legal or other personal information could be leaked. 3. A real estate appraisal company that provides online appraisals for a publicly traded financial institution’s residential-loan applicants. The bank sends all applicant information to the appraisal company electronically. c. Again, information leaks could be a business threat. Since the company is publically traded, someone could gain insider-trading information on their stock through their financial records. 4. A Web-hosting company that provides leased servers for websites of clients ranging from small firms to large online retailers. d. Loss of intellectual property. Someone could read when popular or valuable websites’ hosting expires, then squat on it hoping to scoop up the domain/hosting then sell it back to the owner at a profit. 5. A city government that allows people with parking tickets to pay the fines online using a credit card or online check. e. Financial fraud or identity...
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...Website Migration – Tony’s Chips Website Migration – Tony’s Chips With Tony's Chips being purchased by the Acme Company, they would like a new change the way the website is used for the business. The old method was an externally hosted site with no online ordering options. The new website plan is for it to be redesigned to allow for online ordering, onsite web hosting, and site redundancy to allow for maximum uptime. What they are asking for is called the system development life cycle (SDLC). Systems development life cycle is defined as "activities and functions that systems developers typically perform, regardless of how those activities and services fit a particular methodology” (Shelly & Rosenblatt, 2011). The systems development life cycle contains the following steps in the model: required analysis, testing, implementation, documentation, deployment, and maintenance. Discuss what it will take to build a Web architecture, move an existing Website with minimal downtime, and provide a disaster recovery solution to ensure the site is always available. The new web architecture is a complete change from the previous implementation of the site causing an entirely new template and architecture. Previous setup used manual ordering, so they would have to call in or physically come in to order the chips. The new architecture will allow for online ordering that will free up more user time in answering phones taking orders. I am assuming the previous network architecture is...
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