- what is the purpose of the site.
To provide UK consumers with clear and practical consumer advice - Specify what target audience you have in your mind for your site
UK Consumers - Tell us how many backlinks your site has.
None, it is a new site only just complete been on the Web since April ish - What keywords you are targeting.
A lot, but here is an example:
[sale of goods act]
[consumer rights]
[save money]
[complaints]
[consumer forum]
[consumer advice]
[consumer forums]
[money saving tips]
[consumer complaints]
[statutory rights] - How is your site any different than other similar sites already online.
There are lots of Government sites - too many it is disgusting how much money has been wasted with duplicated sites, but they all lack interactive features i.e. comments and forums. - do you want feedback on your code errors and any improvements you can make.
Yes - specify how important usability and accessibility is to you.
Very - do you want any design suggestions.
yes please - also
Community building suggestions most welcome.
Thanks in advance
Tony
BTW There is a no advertising policy on the forum, but forum members get a member listing after 50 posts.
For the reviewers (from http://forums.ukwebmasterworld.com/website-reviews/11636-new-website-review-guidelines-rules.html)
- If the user requesting the review has asked reviewers to review a particular aspect of their site, then refrain from making comments on other aspect of their site. Similarly, if the user has requested reviewers not to give any input regarding any particular aspect of their site, then please comply with the request.
- Don't be afraid criticize, but try to give constructive criticism. For example, don't just say that "i don't like your site's design" provide reasons why you don't like the site design, what can be done to improve the site design in your opinion.
- When posting about a layout bug, give as much information about your system as possible. Answer at least following questions in you post :
- which operating system you're using?
- which browser you are using?
- what is your screen resolution?
- is your browser window fully maximized?
- did you changed any default settings which can affect site layout?
- When posting about a website code bug provide detailed information including any input which you used uncover the buggy behavior.
- You don't have to be an experienced web developer or web designer to review a site, try giving review from an end user's perspective. Some of the questions you can try asking yourself and answering when reviewing a new site :
- is it clear what the site does when you visit the site's homepage or do you have to
search around to find out what the site is actually for? - is the site navigation logical? can you easily move around or do you feel lost?
- are colors appropriate for the target audience?
- is the site loading slowly compared to other site?
- is it clear what the site does when you visit the site's homepage or do you have to