 |
Handpicked News For Internet Developers - Since 1999 |
« You * Can't * Say What You Want on Your Blog | Main | What's the Problem? »
February 05, 2005
The Biggest Web Design Mistakes of 2004
(via Webword) I went through every Daily Sucker for the last year and I've come up with a list of what I think were the biggest web design mistakes. These mistakes apply only to real sites -- not personal, band, music, art, movie, experimental, fashion, and (some) sports sites.
My personal fav:
And if people turn the off the music on one page, it means they don't want to hear it on any other page. There are dozens of sites where the programmer hasn't figured out how to make the music stop on all pages. They have a "Stop the Music" button on each page. Arrgh!!! A good example that may not be work appropriate (see, I warned you) is a fashion site where if you turn off the music on the FlashSplash page and click "Enter", the music automatically comes back on. The designer should be whipped (unless s/he likes to be whipped).
Posted by Don at February 5, 2005 04:12 PM
|
Web Professional Proposal Kits - Accurately quote your projects, multiply your profitability, brand yourself as a top professional and close the sale. ProposalKit helps you demonstrate that you are the right professional for your customers. It's mission-critical, easy, customizable, accurate and immediately downloadable.
|
