Worst Websites of the Year
Worst Websites of the Year: 2012-2005
Daily Dose of Bad Design (Daily Sucker)
Current Examples of Bad Web Design Presented Daily
Worst Websites of the Year: 2012-2005
Current Examples of Bad Web Design Presented Daily
Web designers, strategists and marketers must view their company Web site with the understanding that visitors are always one click away from leaving. If your site has too many problems or is too difficult to use, "Click." They're gone — to a competitor.
It's often difficult for the people closest to a Web project, especially those within an organization, to recognize poor design and functionality. The people who manage the creation of the site are too close to the corporate culture and brand, which often results in a site catering to an internal audience. Marketing and management usually don't have the expertise to critique the site with usability in mind. Development staff typically expend most of their energy getting the site up and then maintaining it to worry about usability issues. All parties involved have a natural bias to the final product because they have had significant input on what went into the design and content of the site.
My speech or seminar will walk the audience through the web design evaluation process from the first click a visitor makes to the last.
I'll provide advice on how to:
Web Design ChecklistAs part of each speech, seminar, or consultation, attendees receive a seven-page master checklist of possible design errors.
With your site in mind, go through the checklist and mark the boxes. The fewer checkmarks, the more likely your site doesn't end up here.
I've also included links to sites to help you with color, graphics, fonts, search engine optimization, performance metrics and other tools.
I tailor my speeches to your needs and audience. If you want a talk about a specific topic, let me know.
Many of my seminars and speeches are to closed groups under non-disclosure. However, some of the places I've given keynotes, seminars, and speeches include:
I've appeared on CNN, PBS, TechTV's Screen Savers, and been interviewed on numerous radio programs.