The two sites I choose to compare were Bravo Franco and Six Penn Kitchen. I think many people will agree with me when I say that Six Penn Kitchen was a really bad website example. Their use of layout felt empty and yet cluttered. The didn’t use the entire space for the layout of the menu. It kind of looks like they clumped everything together. Bravo Franco’s layout was well designed due to their usage of space and how content was set up compared to where on the menu, the\u00a0pictures were placed. I didn’t really like the colors used in Six Penn Kitchen. The black, gray, and lime green really didn’t work with\u00a0grabbing the\u00a0viewer’s attention. The menu itself\u00a0felt dark and the\u00a0text was hard to read because it was small and some of the\u00a0text was lime green placed on a black\u00a0background. Those two colors do not mesh well together\u00a0and I would highly recommend choosing different colors. Bravo Franco colors felt really uplifting. They\u00a0were of\u00a0lighter\u00a0colors and the text was a\u00a0readable size. The menu itself has a sense of harmony to it and you can feel that everything is unified because the entire menu has a sense of elegance to it. The colors mesh well together. The pictures are appealing. In my opinion, I would say, Bravo Franco’s website was just more visual appealing. And being as though this website is for a restaurant, visual appeal should have been the main focus when creating the website itself. The website\u00a0for restaurants\u00a0reflect how the food would look and how the place itself would look. It’s the complete\u00a0opposite with Six Penn Kitchen.\u00a0Six Penn Kitchen\u00a0itself feels unbalanced because it’s completely clumped together and then it just has negative space out on the sides. Six Penn Kitchen lacked visual appeal and harmony.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The two sites I choose to compare were Bravo Franco and Six Penn Kitchen. I think many people will agree with me when I say that Six Penn Kitchen was a really bad website example. Their use of layout felt empty and yet cluttered. The didn’t use the entire space for the layout of the … <\/p>\n