In the comparison of Six Penn Kitchen, and No.9 Park they both use balance differently. Six Penn kitchen’s website is centered in the middle of the page. While No. 9 Park’s uses the whole page, with the use of pictures and type everything seems very minimalistic and easy to read. I do not like the font type used on Six Penn’s website, it’s large and aggressive, and is not consistent throughout the site. I love the No.9 Park’s theme and aesthetic. The page is easy to navigate, and even the menu is on the first page.Six Penn’s was literally one page. I am not sure if something was wrong with their site but there was nothing for me to click on.For me the focus was on the type , not the photos of the food, which shouldn’t be the case. The photography on the No.9 Park is very good, appetizing too. It’s clean an sophisticated. I think that it follows all of \u00a0the rules of\u00a0 Krug\u2019s five important \u201cthings\u201d which \u00a0make users see and understand the site. Six Penn Kitchen’s site, was boring and did not grab my attention at all.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In the comparison of Six Penn Kitchen, and No.9 Park they both use balance differently. Six Penn kitchen’s website is centered in the middle of the page. While No. 9 Park’s uses the whole page, with the use of pictures and type everything seems very minimalistic and easy to read. I do not like the … <\/p>\n