Home page How informative is the home page? It is not informative as it does not show you good food but rather ask you to vote. Does it set the proper context for visitors? No, instead of showing something as regards to food, the first thing that was "how has the 2% increase in GST affect your
dining..." and I don't think this people search around the web for a voting poll like such. Navigation Yes, they are kept to the left sidebar throughout. Do major sections have local navigation? Is it consistent? The major sections do have local navigations and they are consistent. Site organization The site is very easily understood but the design and layout of the website isn't at all appealing. Links and labels Yes there is, the fonts are in very contrasting large and small. Are links easy to distinguish from each other? No. They all have the same colour. Or are they ambiguous and uninformative ("click here" or "white paper")? Nope. Are links spread out in documents, or gathered conveniently in sidebars or other groupings? No they are gathered nicely in a sidebar. Search and search results Is the search engine easy to use? Yes, but in a very basic form. Yes but you need to search in a basic before you're being brought to an advanced one. What about search results? Further links would be shown and you have to click on them to be brought to further details. Are they organized and easy to understand? Yes, they are very clear They provide address and contacts. Do the search results remind you what you searched for? Yes, I even get to find where are all the other outlets found. Readability Yes, the colour contrast and font size allows easy readibility. Are line lengths acceptable? A little too much text but acceptable. Is the site easy to scan, with chunked information, or is it just solid blocks of text? I think there are too much text and the images makes the whole website rather messy looking. Performance Quickly. Are graphics and applications like search and multimedia presentations optimized for easy Web viewing? They do have picture of the locations. Content Definitely not, I feel like I'm at a voting poll instead. The right sidebar consist of many links that remains constant throughout, this allows easy navigation on whichever page we are on. It's very own content and images. I think the images make the website look rather unattractive and the colour scheme really do not appeal to me. Consistency Yes, they layout and colours are kept constant throughout. Yes. They include images especially of the places of the food area. Visual Presentation Yes, the background colour and font remains the same throughout. Does it avoid juxtaposing text and animations? Yes. (for example, through the use of an easily recognizable ALINK color, or a "reply" screen for forms-based pages) There is a forum and you can mail in regarding any inquiry about the food area. What are the strengths of the site? I would say that the easy navigations to the different food type with the right sidebar. Everything, I think the website lacks exciting images and appealing colours, it gives a very mundane and boring page.
Is the global navigation consistent from page to page?
Is the site organization intuitive and easy to understand?
Are labels on section headers and content groupings easy to understand?
Are there basic and advanced search functions?
Do they give relevance weightings or provide context?
Is the font easy to read?
Overall, do pages load slowly or quickly?
Is their sufficient depth and breadth of content offerings?
Does the content seem to match the mission of the organization and the needs of the audience?
Is the site developing its own content or syndicating other sources?
Is
there a good mix of in-depth material (detailed case studies, articles,
and white papers) versus superficial content (press releases, marketing
copy)?
Does the site have a consistent, clearly recognizable "look-&-feel"?
Does it make effective use of repeating visual themes to unify the site?
Is it visually consistent even without graphics?
Is the site moderate in its use of color?
Does it provide feedback whenever possible?
What are the areas for improvements?
Home page
How informative is the home page?
The whole Homepage is filled with text and images of the different food area, however they are the comments and reviews by different people.
Does it set the proper context for visitors?
No, it feels more like a page of reviews and comments of the pages, instead of a website that provides the information of the different food places.
Navigation
Is the global navigation consistent from page to page?
Yes, it the location does not shift.
Do major sections have local navigation? Is it consistent?
No there is no local navigation.
Site organization
Is the site organization intuitive and easy to understand?
No, I find the entire layout untidy and messy.
Links and labels
Are labels on section headers and content groupings easy to understand?
Yes they can be easily understood.
Are links easy to distinguish from each other?
Yes they are in blue colour in contrast from the rest.
Or are they ambiguous and uninformative ("click here" or "white paper")?
No, there's so such links in view.
Are links spread out in documents, or gathered conveniently in sidebars or other groupings?
They are gathered nicely in groups that are however all over the page.
Search and search results
Is the search engine easy to use?
Yes, it's very easy to understand and use.
Are there basic and advanced search functions?
Yes, there are basic Enter Keywords and advanced search to scope your search down.
What about search results?
There would be a list of choices you can click on for further details.
Are they organized and easy to understand?
Yes, they are very clear.
Do they give relevance weightings or provide context?
They give you the exact address and contact that you need.
Do the search results remind you what you searched for?
Not really, but they do show your search as front part of the information you searched.
Readability
Is the font easy to read?
Yes, the fonts are big enough and there's no color contrast problem.
Are line lengths acceptable?
Some of the text can get really wordy and it doesn't appeal to the user to read.
Is the site easy to scan, with chunked information, or is it just solid blocks of text?
The site is relatively messy and scanning does confuse the reader a bit.
Performance
Overall, do pages load slowly or quickly?
Average speed.
Are graphics and applications like search and multimedia presentations optimized for easy Web viewing?
Yes. they even include images of places and food.
Content
Is their sufficient depth and breadth of content offerings?
Yes, they provide enough content.
Does the content seem to match the mission of the organization and the needs of the audience?
No, not really, they contain more reviews than the information most users would want.
Is the site developing its own content or syndicating other sources?
Syndicating other sources.
Is
there a good mix of in-depth material (detailed case studies, articles,
and white papers) versus superficial content (press releases, marketing
copy)?
They contain mostly of reviews and feedbacks.
Consistency
Does the site have a consistent, clearly recognizable "look-&-feel"?
Yes, however the look and feel doesn't look like a Food website that's trying to appeal to their users.
Does it make effective use of repeating visual themes to unify the site?
Yes, definitely.
Is it visually consistent even without graphics?
Yes, even without graphics, the colour schemes and layout remain the same throughout.
Visual Presentation
Is the site moderate in its use of color?
Yes, the colours remain the same mostly.
Does it provide feedback whenever possible?
(for example, through the use of an easily recognizable ALINK color, or a "reply" screen for forms-based pages)
You can write a review or feedback.
What are the strengths of the site?
The information is very informative and it's very useful for anyone who wants to look for good food in Singapore.
Home page
How informative is the home page?
The whole Homepage is filled with text and images of the different food area, however they are the comments and reviews by different people.
Does it set the proper context for visitors?
No, it feels more like a page of reviews and comments of the pages, instead of a website that provides the information of the different food places.
Navigation
Is the global navigation consistent from page to page?
Yes, it the location does not shift.
Do major sections have local navigation? Is it consistent?
No there is no local navigation.
Site organization
Is the site organization intuitive and easy to understand?
No, I find the entire layout untidy and messy.
Links and labels
Are labels on section headers and content groupings easy to understand?
Yes they can be easily understood.
Are links easy to distinguish from each other?
Yes they are in blue colour in contrast from the rest.
Or are they ambiguous and uninformative ("click here" or "white paper")?
No, there's so such links in view.
Are links spread out in documents, or gathered conveniently in sidebars or other groupings?
They are gathered nicely in groups that are however all over the page.
Search and search results
Is the search engine easy to use?
Yes, it's very easy to understand and use.
Are there basic and advanced search functions?
Yes, there are basic Enter Keywords and advanced search to scope your search down.
What about search results?
There would be a list of choices you can click on for further details.
Are they organized and easy to understand?
Yes, they are very clear.
Do they give relevance weightings or provide context?
They give you the exact address and contact that you need.
Do the search results remind you what you searched for?
Not really, but they do show your search as front part of the information you searched.
Readability
Is the font easy to read?
Yes, the fonts are big enough and there's no color contrast problem.
Are line lengths acceptable?
Some of the text can get really wordy and it doesn't appeal to the user to read.
Is the site easy to scan, with chunked information, or is it just solid blocks of text?
The site is relatively messy and scanning does confuse the reader a bit.
Performance
Overall, do pages load slowly or quickly?
Average speed.
Are graphics and applications like search and multimedia presentations optimized for easy Web viewing?
Yes. they even include images of places and food.
Content
Is their sufficient depth and breadth of content offerings?
Yes, they provide enough content.
Does the content seem to match the mission of the organization and the needs of the audience?
No, not really, they contain more reviews than the information most users would want.
Is the site developing its own content or syndicating other sources?
Syndicating other sources.
Is
there a good mix of in-depth material (detailed case studies, articles,
and white papers) versus superficial content (press releases, marketing
copy)?
They contain mostly of reviews and feedbacks.
Consistency
Does the site have a consistent, clearly recognizable "look-&-feel"?
Yes, however the look and feel doesn't look like a Food website that's trying to appeal to their users.
Does it make effective use of repeating visual themes to unify the site?
Yes, definitely.
Is it visually consistent even without graphics?
Yes, even without graphics, the colour schemes and layout remain the same throughout.
Visual Presentation
Is the site moderate in its use of color?
Yes, the colours remain the same mostly.
Does it provide feedback whenever possible?
(for example, through the use of an easily recognizable ALINK color, or a "reply" screen for forms-based pages)
You can write a review or feedback.
What are the strengths of the site?
The information is very informative and it's very useful for anyone who wants to look for good food in Singapore.
Home page
How informative is the home page?
It's very informative, it contains all kind of information a user might need, varying from experiences, reviews to the different kind of food available.
Does it set the proper context for visitors?
Yes, the information-wise is more or less able to answer all the questions a user might need on the context of food. Even the colour scheme wise and layout is very appealing to the eyes and it attracts the users even more.
Navigation
Is the global navigation consistent from page to page?
Yes, it's located on the top right hand corner of page.
Do major sections have local navigation? Is it consistent?
Yes they do, however they are not consistent as the layout of the information changes per page, the local navigations have to be reshifted.
Site organization
Is the site organization intuitive and easy to understand?
Yes, I think it's very clean and neat, easily understood and to find things.
Links and labels
Are labels on section headers and content groupings easy to understand?
Yes they are kept simple and easy to read.
Are links easy to distinguish from each other?
Not really, some of the links have an underline decoration whilst some doesn't, making it hard to guess which might be a link, only to know the answer when hovering the mouse over.
Or are they ambiguous and uninformative ("click here" or "white paper")?
No, every page is page filled and the links do not give ambiguous information.
Are links spread out in documents, or gathered conveniently in sidebars or other groupings?
They are gathered conveniently in groupings, hence making the webpage very neat and tidy, it's hard for users to get mixed up.
Search and search results
Is the search engine easy to use?
Yes, it's very easy to understand and use.
Are there basic and advanced search functions?
Yes, there are basic Enter Keywords and advanced search to scope your search down.
What about search results?
There would be a list of choices you can click on for further details.
Are they organized and easy to understand?
Yes, they are very clear.
Do they give relevance weightings or provide context?
They give the address and contacts and even the kind of dishes being served.
Do the search results remind you what you searched for?
Not really, but they do show your search as part of the information you searched.
Readability
Is the font easy to read?
Yes, the fonts are big enough and there's no colour contrast problem.
Are line lengths acceptable?
The line lengths are usually kept as short and simple as possible, but also definitely making sure that it's easily understood.
Is the site easy to scan, with chunked information, or is it just solid blocks of text?
It's easy to scan as the titles are big and clear, which are also easily giving a succint title for the content.
Performance
Overall, do pages load slowly or quickly?
Average speed.
Are graphics and applications like search and multimedia presentations optimized for easy Web viewing?
Yes. they even include images of places and food.
Content
Is their sufficient depth and breadth of content offerings?
Yes, they provide enough content.
Does the content seem to match the mission of the organization and the needs of the audience?
Yes, it also allows visitors to know exactly what kind of food do they want and where can they find it, even if they do not know the place well enough.
Is the site developing its own content or syndicating other sources?
They have both their own as well as other's.
Is
there a good mix of in-depth material (detailed case studies, articles,
and white papers) versus superficial content (press releases, marketing
copy)?
Yes they do, they include reviews and such.
Consistency
Does the site have a consistent, clearly recognizable "look-&-feel"?
Definitely, the colour scheme and fonts are kept the same throughout, making sure that each page does not look like it's of another website's.
Does it make effective use of repeating visual themes to unify the site?
Yes, definitely.
Is it visually consistent even without graphics?
Yes, even without graphics, the colour schemes and layout remain the same throughout.
Visual Presentation
Is the site moderate in its use of color?
Yes, the colours remain as black, orange, yellow, red and green.
Does it provide feedback whenever possible?
(for example, through the use of an easily recognizable ALINK color, or a "reply" screen for forms-based pages)
You can write a review or feedback.
What are the strengths of the site?
The information is very informative and it's very useful for anyone who wants to look for good food in Singapore.
Homepage
How informative is the home page?
Very. It has everything up on it's homepage it makes the website look rather squashed. However, it provided all kinds of information that might interest a lot of people especially women as it has attractive headers.
Does it set the proper context for visitors?
Yes, but I think there's just too much information on the homepage itself.
Navigation
Is the global navigation consistent from page to page?
No, the navigators and links were all shifted into a sidebar on the left after being directed out of the homepage, but everything stays the same on other pages.
Do major sections have local navigation? Is it consistent?
Yes, it does and it is. However, I think the website should make a clear "Home" navigator as the only Home button I know is by clicking on its logo.
Site Organization
Is the site organization intuitive and easy to understand?
Yes, the navigators are easy to get around and easy to understand.
Links and Labels
Are labels on section headers and content groupings easy to understand?
Yes they are. The headings are clear I wouldn't feel lost getting around the website, however some of the header names were made to sound interesting to a point I don't know what are they referring to until I click on them.
Are links easy to distinguish from each other?
Yes.
Or are they ambiguous and uninformative ("click here" or "white paper")?
No.
Are links spread out in documents, or gathered conveniently in sidebars or other groupings?
Gathered conveniently in sidebars and on the left.
Is the search engine easy to use?
Yes.
Are there basic and advanced search functions?
No.
What about search results?
Are they organized and easy to understand?
Yes, upon searching for "makeup", I was given a choice of the many makeup that I might wanna pick from.
Do they give relevance weightings or provide context?
Yes.
Do the search results remind you what you searched for?
Yes.
Readability
Is the font easy to read?
Yes. The color contrast against the white and black background makes the words easily readable and the font size aren't too small or too large.
Are line lengths acceptable?
Yes.
Is the site easy to scan, with chunked information, or is it just solid blocks of text?
I would say there's too much on one page, that I would take awhile to absorb and digest the amount of headers and links and information that I can find on one single page.
Performance
Overall, do pages load slowly or quickly?
Quickly.
Are graphics and applications like search and multimedia presentations optimized for easy Web viewing?
Yes.
Content
Is there sufficient depth and breadth of content offerings?
No.
Does the content seem to match the mission of the organization and the needs of the audience?
Yes, the content consists of everything under fashion.
Is the site developing its own content or syndicating other sources?
Developing its own content.
Is there a good mix of in-depth material (detailed case studies,
articles, and white papers) versus superficial content (press releases,
marketing copy)?
Not really.
Consistency
Does the site have a consistent, clearly recognizable "look-&-feel"?
Yes, the "look and feel" of the website is kept constant and does not have any page looking out of place.
Does it make effective use of repeating visual themes to unify the site?
Yes.
Is it visually consistent even without graphics?
Yes.
Visual Presentation
Is the site moderate in its use of color?
Yes. It uses tints and shades of white and black, and a very mild use of olive-brown.
Does it avoid juxtaposing text and animations?
Yes.
Does it provide feedback whenever possible?
(for example, through the use of an easily recognizable ALINK color, or a "reply" screen for forms-based pages)
No.
What are the strengths of the site?
- They provide all kinds of fashion on a page itself, other than the fact it's abit too much, it rather interesting once you manage to skim through and digest the content.
- The whole website layout is neatly aligned.
- The navigators and headers are interesting and attracts people to search around
- The colors of the website isn't too many and overwhelming.
What are the areas for improvements?
Definitely cut down on the amount of information thrown on one page itself.
Homepage
How informative is the home page?
The homepage consist of many headers and a lot of other Vogue advertisements. It does not exactly give a lot of information but it's very clean and neat, making it easy to get around.
Does it set the proper context for visitors?
Yes, I think it does.
Navigation
Is the global navigation consistent from page to page?
No, the navigators and links were all shifted into a sidebar on the left after being directed out of the homepage just like Elle's.
Do major sections have local navigation? Is it consistent?
No, they do not. Upon clicking on "Need it Now", it took me awhile to search the page for the word "Vogue" which was of the same size like every other paragraph in order to go back to the homepage.
Site Organization
Is the site organization intuitive and easy to understand?
Yes, the navigators are easy to get around and easy to understand.
Links and Labels
Are labels on section headers and content groupings easy to understand?
Yes they are. The headings are clear and simple and I wouldn't feel lost getting around the website.
Are links easy to distinguish from each other?
Yes.
Or are they ambiguous and uninformative ("click here" or "white paper")?
No.
Are links spread out in documents, or gathered conveniently in sidebars or other groupings?
Gathered conveniently in sidebars and on the left.
Is the search engine easy to use?
No, instead of searching on Vogue alone, it searches on the whole style.com
Are there basic and advanced search functions?
No.
What about search results?
Are they organized and easy to understand?
No
Do they give relevance weightings or provide context?
No
Do the search results remind you what you searched for?
No.
Readability
Is the font easy to read?
Yes, the white words are being contrasted on a darker colour, making it easy to read.
Are line lengths acceptable?
Yes.
Is the site easy to scan, with chunked information, or is it just solid blocks of text?
It's quite easy to scan through.
Performance
Overall, do pages load slowly or quickly?
Quickly.
Are graphics and applications like search and multimedia presentations optimized for easy Web viewing?
Yes.
Content
Is there sufficient depth and breadth of content offerings?
No.
Does the content seem to match the mission of the organization and the needs of the audience?
The website is rather neat however it lacks the feel to Fashion.
Is the site developing its own content or syndicating other sources?
Syndicating other sources I think.
Is there a good mix of in-depth material (detailed case studies,
articles, and white papers) versus superficial content (press releases,
marketing copy)?
No.
Consistency
Does the site have a consistent, clearly recognizable "look-&-feel"?
No, the pages have different colours, and it makes it look really weird.
Does it make effective use of repeating visual themes to unify the site?
No.
Is it visually consistent even without graphics?
No.
Visual Presentation
Is the site moderate in its use of color?
No, the colour changes upon different sites.
Does it avoid juxtaposing text and animations?
Yes.
Does it provide feedback whenever possible?
(for example, through the use of an easily recognizable ALINK color, or a "reply" screen for forms-based pages)
No.
What are the strengths of the site?
The navigators are easy to get around.
What are the areas for improvements?
The colour schemes and layout.
Homepage
How informative is the home page?
Very. It has everything up on it's homepage it makes the website look rather squashed. However, it provided all kinds of information that might interest a lot of people especially women as it has attractive headers.
Does it set the proper context for visitors?
Yes, but I think there's just too much information on the homepage itself.
Navigation
Is the global navigation consistent from page to page?
No, the navigators and links were all shifted into a sidebar on the left after being directed out of the homepage, but everything stays the same on other pages.
Do major sections have local navigation? Is it consistent?
Yes, it does and it is. However, I think the website should make a clear "Home" navigator as the only Home button I know is by clicking on its logo.
Site Organization
Is the site organization intuitive and easy to understand?
Yes, the navigators are easy to get around and easy to understand.
Links and Labels
Are labels on section headers and content groupings easy to understand?
Yes they are. The headings are clear I wouldn't feel lost getting around the website, however some of the header names were made to sound interesting to a point I don't know what are they referring to until I click on them.
Are links easy to distinguish from each other?
Yes.
Or are they ambiguous and uninformative ("click here" or "white paper")?
No.
Are links spread out in documents, or gathered conveniently in sidebars or other groupings?
Gathered conveniently in sidebars and on the left.
Is the search engine easy to use?
Yes.
Are there basic and advanced search functions?
No.
What about search results?
Are they organized and easy to understand?
Yes, upon searching for "makeup", I was given a choice of the many makeup that I might wanna pick from.
Do they give relevance weightings or provide context?
Yes.
Do the search results remind you what you searched for?
Yes.
Readability
Is the font easy to read?
Yes. The color contrast against the white and black background makes the words easily readable and the font size aren't too small or too large.
Are line lengths acceptable?
Yes.
Is the site easy to scan, with chunked information, or is it just solid blocks of text?
I would say there's too much on one page, that I would take awhile to absorb and digest the amount of headers and links and information that I can find on one single page.
Performance
Overall, do pages load slowly or quickly?
Quickly.
Are graphics and applications like search and multimedia presentations optimized for easy Web viewing?
Yes.
Content
Is there sufficient depth and breadth of content offerings?
No.
Does the content seem to match the mission of the organization and the needs of the audience?
Yes, the content consists of everything under fashion.
Is the site developing its own content or syndicating other sources?
Developing its own content.
Is there a good mix of in-depth material (detailed case studies,
articles, and white papers) versus superficial content (press releases,
marketing copy)?
Not really.
Consistency
Does the site have a consistent, clearly recognizable "look-&-feel"?
Yes, the "look and feel" of the website is kept constant and does not have any page looking out of place.
Does it make effective use of repeating visual themes to unify the site?
Yes.
Is it visually consistent even without graphics?
Yes.
Visual Presentation
Is the site moderate in its use of color?
Yes. It uses tints and shades of white and black, and a very mild use of olive-brown.
Does it avoid juxtaposing text and animations?
Yes.
Does it provide feedback whenever possible?
(for example, through the use of an easily recognizable ALINK color, or a "reply" screen for forms-based pages)
No.
What are the strengths of the site?
- They provide all kinds of fashion on a page itself, other than the fact it's abit too much, it rather interesting once you manage to skim through and digest the content.
- The whole website layout is neatly aligned.
- The navigators and headers are interesting and attracts people to search around
- The colors of the website isn't too many and overwhelming.
What are the areas for improvements?
Definitely cut down on the amount of information thrown on one page itself.
Homepage
How informative is the home page?
The homepage consist of many headers and a lot of other Vogue advertisements. It does not exactly give a lot of information but it's very clean and neat, making it easy to get around.
Does it set the proper context for visitors?
Yes, I think it does.
Navigation
Is the global navigation consistent from page to page?
No, the navigators and links were all shifted into a sidebar on the left after being directed out of the homepage just like Elle's.
Do major sections have local navigation? Is it consistent?
No, they do not. Upon clicking on "Need it Now", it took me awhile to search the page for the word "Vogue" which was of the same size like every other paragraph in order to go back to the homepage.
Site Organization
Is the site organization intuitive and easy to understand?
Yes, the navigators are easy to get around and easy to understand.
Links and Labels
Are labels on section headers and content groupings easy to understand?
Yes they are. The headings are clear and simple and I wouldn't feel lost getting around the website.
Are links easy to distinguish from each other?
Yes.
Or are they ambiguous and uninformative ("click here" or "white paper")?
No.
Are links spread out in documents, or gathered conveniently in sidebars or other groupings?
Gathered conveniently in sidebars and on the left.
Is the search engine easy to use?
No, instead of searching on Vogue alone, it searches on the whole style.com
Are there basic and advanced search functions?
No.
What about search results?
Are they organized and easy to understand?
No
Do they give relevance weightings or provide context?
No
Do the search results remind you what you searched for?
No.
Readability
Is the font easy to read?
Yes, the white words are being contrasted on a darker colour, making it easy to read.
Are line lengths acceptable?
Yes.
Is the site easy to scan, with chunked information, or is it just solid blocks of text?
It's quite easy to scan through.
Performance
Overall, do pages load slowly or quickly?
Quickly.
Are graphics and applications like search and multimedia presentations optimized for easy Web viewing?
Yes.
Content
Is there sufficient depth and breadth of content offerings?
No.
Does the content seem to match the mission of the organization and the needs of the audience?
The website is rather neat however it lacks the feel to Fashion.
Is the site developing its own content or syndicating other sources?
Syndicating other sources I think.
Is there a good mix of in-depth material (detailed case studies,
articles, and white papers) versus superficial content (press releases,
marketing copy)?
No.
Consistency
Does the site have a consistent, clearly recognizable "look-&-feel"?
No, the pages have different colours, and it makes it look really weird.
Does it make effective use of repeating visual themes to unify the site?
No.
Is it visually consistent even without graphics?
No.
Visual Presentation
Is the site moderate in its use of color?
No, the colour changes upon different sites.
Does it avoid juxtaposing text and animations?
Yes.
Does it provide feedback whenever possible?
(for example, through the use of an easily recognizable ALINK color, or a "reply" screen for forms-based pages)
No.
What are the strengths of the site?
The navigators are easy to get around.
What are the areas for improvements?
The colour schemes and layout.
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