General Audience Sites for Review
this listing includes home, living, lifestyles, personal health, fitness, news, weather, and other sites submitted which are intended for general audiences on a variety of topics
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The last sites posted here for review were in January of 2007.
- Buzzle Web Portal: Intelligent Life on the Web
- Buzzle.com is a diverse research-based web portal, your complete source for news, articles, categorized information and resources.
http://www.buzzle.com - Sent in by: Jalinder Autade, posted for review on: 0610 - Garlic - the whole story
- Overall design and web navigation.. how to improve.
http://www.allicinfacts.com - Sent in by: cathy, posted for review on: 0610 - SkateAZ - skateboarding in Arizona
- This website is basically a site where users can post info, photos, and videos related to skateboarding, specifically involving Arizona based talents. My goal in creating the site was to have a simple and easy to use website that integrates user input with a viewer-friendly output. Let me know what you think mainly of the design and usability of the site. Anything else that you would like to point out is welcome too. All critiques are greatly appreciated.
http://www.skateaz.com - Sent in by: Andrew, posted for review on: 0610 - survey
- gozzle.com is survey website designed to collect data from people about lifestyles & present statistical information based on the survey data collected freely & instantly. it's an asp.net site with sql server backend. this is my first website & i am new to web aspects. i would like to hear what people think requires work or changes to make the website more readable & understandable. i have been told that the filtering aspects of data is confusing. i have to admit web design is probably not going to be my strength, i'm finding it very tedious going!!
http://www.gozzle.com - Sent in by: cheng, posted for review on: 0610 - Thiruvananthapuram & Kerala Portal
- About Thiruvananthapuram city & Kerala state of India, Tourism, News, Shopping, Gifts, Malayalee Matrimonial, Kerala Jobs, Greetings, Message Board, Hotel Booking, Malayalee Jokes, Mallu Jokes, Sardarji Jokes and Chat.
http://www.ananthapuri.com/ - Sent in by: Sreekandakumar Pillai, posted for review on: 0610 - Virtual BODYJAM
- This site has been developed for Les Mills international to help promote one of it's fitness classes. Once you have played the game make sure you register - once you have registered you are able to challenge other people on the dance chart. Its lots of fun.
http://www.virtualbodyjam.com - Sent in by: Lisa Dillon, posted for review on: 0610
Previously...
- North San Diego Coastal Homes and Condos
- Daily updated source of Homes for sale along the coast of North San Diego. I realize that graphics take time to load but potiential clients need many photos of porperties so they can decide if interest it there. I am not as concerned with the load speed as the quality of content and help available to both buyers and sellers. Please tell me how I can improve this aspect and any other that you may feel are important to having a successful site. Thanks much.
http://www.coastalhomefinder.com - Loren Sanders Sr., posted in Dec. '05 and Jan '06
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