Week #3 Two Websites I Use Frequently
1. Why are they effective? The site has an easy to remember name. The home page is laid out rather well. I like how you can easily shop your body
style of Corvette by clicking on a link, and you will be redirected to all
Corvette parts for that particular body style.
I like how you can view recent articles dealing with GM, etc. I also like how they put new items on the
home page letting the viewer know there are new items added.
2.
What specific principles of good design do they include and why? The site does not take up the whole page,
and every piece of individual information has a border around it. It is easy to view the page. There is a nice balance between text and
pictures. Links are provided to further
customize your search by type and time period.
The navigation of this site is easy to follow as well, and at the bottom
of the page there is a site map.
3.
What makes you come back again?
The site contains thousands of products I could potentially use
depending on what I want to make at the time.
Most, if not all the manufactures are listed in this site. It is a one stop shop for anything I
need. Most important of all, the prices,
I found, cannot be matched by other sites on the web.
4.
What could be improved? The
only thing I think they could improve on is breaking down the products further
by specific time periods, and every manufacture and product that make it for
the time periods as well. This way, you
will not spend hours scanning many pages looking for what you need.
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