Examples of Usability the Good and Bad

Participation 9

Navigation is consistant

Anita Elder Design uses a consistant navigation menu throughout every page on the website.
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Plenty of "White" Space

Schildbach's layout remains uncluttered by keeping plenty of space around the objects.
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Great Call to Action

Spoken Designs is a great example for a call to action that is positioned perfectly.
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site 4

Logo leads to Homepage

Pixelube's logo on the website leads the user back to the index page.
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Colors Used Correctly

DEI Creative uses a mostly white backbround, but incorperates in color accents from their brand around the page.
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No Shared Privacy Policy

Practicery does not include a privacy policy in their footer, even though they collect our information.
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no privacy Policy

Homepage small and unresponsive.

Carrol Design Works' Homepage is small and does not fill out the page great. It is also unresponsive with horizotal scrolling in mobile views.
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Logo does not return home

Terri Nakamura's name/logo on their page is clearly a hyperlink, but it does nothing when clicked.
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no call to Action

Pudget Sound Illustration's homepage has no call to action. This prevents the user from knowing what to do next.
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Links not clear

Yvonne San Luis' website has many objects that look like links or should be link, but are not links.
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