[QUOTE=bacononabun]
Thanks for noticing how terrible www.bacononabun.com is, I’ve worked really hard to make it so. It’s a bit puzzling it was even found, let alone brought up in a conversation on a message board. I’m a bit surprised you could think it was written by a robot. It hadn’t occurred to me to write a program to make the site even worse, but you have inspired me to try.
Thanks,
Bacononabun
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Argh!! I am not even epileptic, but I swear looking at that site puts me on the verge of seizures.
[QUOTE=chappachula]
You can learn a lot by studying good web sites.
And you can learn a lot by doing the opposite: www.websitesthatsuck.com
(my apologies if you already know that link. But it is pretty educational.)
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There is a book called **Don’t Make Me Think **that is a quick, easy-to-understand primer on website design from a business standpoint. So if you are looking for streamlined, efficient functionality, this is a great resource. By this time, many/most websites embrace the common-sense thinking laid out in the book, but the author spends time discussing the rationale behind the common-sense…
Actually, rereading the OP - DMark, since you are teaching, I assume you know of this book - maybe you have it as part of the curriculum?