CSIT155_S18: Annabella E: Week 4: Part 1

Websites I thought had potential problems...

http://www.pennyjuice.com/

The first image you see is 2 kids playing with paint. You don't see any visuals of juice until you scroll down to the bottom of the page. If I were looking for this product, I wold be slightly confused. It's misleading.
How does this relate to pennies?
There's multiple places to order right when you open the page.
I think the design to this website has a very amateur look. It looks like things were placed randomly. The top right corner of the page doesn't t have a structure to it.

http://gatesnfences.com/

You're eye can't focus on one thing.
The writing is kind of small and it's it not evident what the different titles are. What are we reading where?
Everything is small on the page, it looks like they had a limited amount of space to work with.
The red side bar to the left is very bold and feels like it doesn't fit with the theme of the page... if there was a theme?
Right off the bat, I was overwhelmed by the aesthetics of this site. The colors were clashy and I don't think the red and blue fit the style of their product anyway.

http://www.toyota.com/

It is a very clean structure. Your eyes know how to follow the page.
The color scheme is consistent. Red and white.
Titles are bold and stand out.
Eye catching photography and video.
With its clean and simplistic look, a user can easily navigate through the site and not feel attacked by information. It allows the user to be in control of their own journey and experience. This is there first impression of the business. They would hopefully look at this before they go into the dealership.

http://www.riversideartcenter.org/

The color scheme is very warm and welcoming..
They started off with photography that was very soft and subtle, and then it transitions into their orange and greens which was very nice.
They have bars right at the top of the page, therefore if you know exactly where you want to explore then you can just get there.