Reviewing 4 companies websites
1) Roverp6cars.com
I chose to this website as it seemed to have a fair amount of issues. It's quite outdated and the information put forth it really convoluted that it doesn't entice it's intended audience. The page is also extremely long. I think if they just organize their information better with a cleaner design, it'd help a lot. They need far fewer pictures, a more attractive font, and less unnecessary pictures.
2) Gatesnfences.com
This site looks almost more outdated then the first. It's way too wordy and would be daunting for someone who stumbles on their website. They also have too many other pages, judging by the amunt of links on the left side of the website. I think they need to convey their information in a more appropriate way. Less is more, and they could really easily cut down the amount of info they have by some easy editing. They should also update their layout to something more modern and attractive. The design they have is very dated looking.
3) Apple.com
Obviously a household name known for their beautifully designed phones (and other products), and their website is no different. They make it clear right off the bat what kind of company this is and what they do. The website is really appealing with minimalist features. They don't have a jumble of info right in the viewers face right when getting to the site. The white background with very bold colorful images make everything pop, which is very appealing. All the info is separated by different tabs, keeping everything clean and structured.
4) Toyota.com
Toyota has a pretty straight forward website. It's a sleek, clean design like Apple. They use a ton of high quality imagery to attract the human eye. Like Apple, it's pretty minimalist as well. Everything is put in it's place without being too wordy. It seems they also put an emphasis on using two main colors, a white b/g with red fonts. This makes it look very aesthetically pleasing.
I chose to this website as it seemed to have a fair amount of issues. It's quite outdated and the information put forth it really convoluted that it doesn't entice it's intended audience. The page is also extremely long. I think if they just organize their information better with a cleaner design, it'd help a lot. They need far fewer pictures, a more attractive font, and less unnecessary pictures.
2) Gatesnfences.com
This site looks almost more outdated then the first. It's way too wordy and would be daunting for someone who stumbles on their website. They also have too many other pages, judging by the amunt of links on the left side of the website. I think they need to convey their information in a more appropriate way. Less is more, and they could really easily cut down the amount of info they have by some easy editing. They should also update their layout to something more modern and attractive. The design they have is very dated looking.
3) Apple.com
Obviously a household name known for their beautifully designed phones (and other products), and their website is no different. They make it clear right off the bat what kind of company this is and what they do. The website is really appealing with minimalist features. They don't have a jumble of info right in the viewers face right when getting to the site. The white background with very bold colorful images make everything pop, which is very appealing. All the info is separated by different tabs, keeping everything clean and structured.
4) Toyota.com
Toyota has a pretty straight forward website. It's a sleek, clean design like Apple. They use a ton of high quality imagery to attract the human eye. Like Apple, it's pretty minimalist as well. Everything is put in it's place without being too wordy. It seems they also put an emphasis on using two main colors, a white b/g with red fonts. This makes it look very aesthetically pleasing.
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