Showing posts with label content. Show all posts
Showing posts with label content. Show all posts

Sunday, March 20, 2011

Have You Been Patient?

Well, instead of giving you a link I would like to give you a question. Are you ready for this? Sure, you have been patient, but now I am asking you a question instead of giving you something horribly ugly to look at. Just bear with me!

The question... How do you rate sites that give you downloadable coupons? We have to tell you that we have recently been on a few and found them less than helpful.

Why you ask? Well, some of the less than helpful sites provide links to content that made absolutely no sense, linked to non-existent coupons, and just provided feedback on products with no coupons to be found. The question I guess is two-fold. Do you use coupon sites and do you find them easy to navigate through?

I guess in short, what I am trying to say is that sites that don't promise what they say they can offer are annoying. Whether it be coupons, products, reviews, or anything in between sites need to step up to the plate and provide what they say they will. Make sense? I sure hope it does because we are looking long and hard for examples of these types of sites to share with you.

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Seeing Double or Seeing Butterflies?

If you didn’t throw your computer out the window from my last blog I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you back. Now tell me, did you hire Randy Pan to create your website or are you still looking for another well-rounded and seasoned web designer? Green is the new black in case you haven’t heard.

Well, since it has been quite awhile from my last post I would like to pose a new question on the unholy unity. The unholy unity = content and design just in case you forgot. Alright, here is the big question for the day. Is it worse to read bad content or find content that is impossible to read? (Before you answer, maybe you should take a look. Or, should you?)

Hmm… decisions, decisions. Would you rather be entertained by the butterfly as you attempt to navigate through the site or actually be able to read the double-layered text to find out why this site was created in the first place? It’s a question almost as complicated as what came first… the chicken or the egg.

Ponder that for some time and I will bring you another cleaver/odd/misleading website for you to sort through.