No9Park has a very professional looking home page.\u00a0 The layout of a website is extremely simple.\u00a0 The top right corner of the page has flipping images of food and the restaurant.\u00a0 On the left side of the page is the navigation.\u00a0 The bottom of the page consists of location and reservations information.\u00a0 Every page has an image that goes with the text below it.\u00a0 The colors of the website are very pleasing to the eye.\u00a0 There are different wrappers around each section on each page guiding your eye to each place.\u00a0 When hovering over a clickable link the text gets underline.\u00a0 The website as a whole is very balanced and has minimal noise.\u00a0 Peter Allen\u2019s Italian restaurant website is my favorite out of the two.\u00a0 As it was stated in the reading, Krug outlines 5 things you can do to make sure users see and understand as much about your site as possible.\u00a0 These 5 things include: 1.Creating a clear visual hierarchy on every page 2.Taking advantage of conventions (both naming and graphic) 3.Breaking pages into clearly defined areas 4.Making it obvious what constitutes a clickable link 5.Minimizing noise. In my opinion Peter Allen\u2019s Italian restaurant website succeeds in all 5 of these admirations.\u00a0 The first thing my eyes go to are the interactive images on every single page the website provides.\u00a0 The background color of the home page is very relaxing and calm meanwhile cheese is falling from the top of the screen onto a delicious looking stack of noodles.\u00a0 Even the way the restaurant and food offered is described sounds more enjoyable than No9 Park.\u00a0 This much effort in a website hopefully means the food is unbelievably good!\u00a0 This Italian restaurant website provides great use of hierarchy on every page.\u00a0 The navigation is in smaller text but just off to the right of the name of the restaurant.\u00a0 Other than the home page, the images on the top of every page are the exact same size including the name of the restaurant in the top left corner.\u00a0 The site\u2019s pages are divided into three sections which include navigation title in the first section, information about the chosen path, and the consistent hours and address information in the third section.\u00a0 A red underline appears under any clickable link.\u00a0 The layout is easy to navigate through and the interactive pictures are entertaining to watch over and over again.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
No9Park has a very professional looking home page.\u00a0 The layout of a website is extremely simple.\u00a0 The top right corner of the page has flipping images of food and the restaurant.\u00a0 On the left side of the page is the navigation.\u00a0 The bottom of the page consists of location and reservations information.\u00a0 Every page has … <\/p>\n