From: jp@cyclestart.com To: keb63@cisunix.unh.edu Subject: Feedback from CS403 Form What is your name? John What is your email? jp@cyclestart.com What is your favorite part? content How good do you think the website is? 7 What type of website is this? What do you not like about the website? What did you not like about the website... You could talk more about the races in general What did you like about the website? What did you like about the website... good website for people who are new to the sport
From: kt@fantasycycle.com To: keb63@cisunix.unh.edu Subject: Feedback from CS403 Form What is your name? Katherine What is your email? kt@fantasycycle.com What is your favorite part? style of web site How good do you think the website is? 8 What type of website is this? What do you not like about the website? What did you not like about the website... Is this for people of all ages What did you like about the website? What did you like about the website... It's like a dummies guide, very helpful for beginner
From: mc@fans4life.com To: keb63@cisunix.unh.edu Subject: Feedback from CS403 Form What is your name? Mark What is your email? mc@fans4life.com What is your favorite part? content How good do you think the website is? 7 What type of website is this? What do you not like about the website? What did you not like about the website... You could have more information about the different type of riders. It may be better to just do the type of rider or a cyclists. Or just have a fan website for a specific team What did you like about the website? What did you like about the website... Great idea, many people do not know anything about the sport
From: Tcat@whatever.com To: keb63@cisunix.unh.edu Subject: Feedback from CS403 Form What is your name? Tom What is your email? Tcat@whatever.com What is your favorite part? layout How good do you think the website is? 7 What type of website is this? What do you not like about the website? What did you not like about the website... You may want more topics to talk about, so people can understand more about the unknown sport What did you like about the website? What did you like about the website... It nice for a top world sport to get shown appreciation
What is your name? B Boyce What is your email? CyclingRevealed@comcast.net What is your favorite part? content How good do you think the website is? 6 What type of website is this? What do you not like about the website? The presentation of the site, red print on blue background is hard to read. What did you like about the website? The concept of information for beginners.
What is your name? Graham Jones (CyclingRevealed.com) What is your email? fastbrit@gmail.com What is your favorite part? intrests You How good do you think the website is? 5 What type of website is this? What do you not like about the website? Kim, Welcome to cyberspace! It is always great to see a fresh perspective on our sport. Your new website is a good start. At this time the major problem is the graphical presentation. The red text on the blue background is very hard to read. the eyes really struggle with the extremely strong contrast. In the printing world this technique is known as "reversing out". A very common use of this is white text on a black background. Although this approach looks graphically attractive it should be used sparingly. The best use is for headline banners or areas with very little text and a large font size. For body copy it kills readerability. So I would recommend using good old black text on a white background. Use color for graphical elements and large headlines to make it 'pop'. Another victim of your color scheme is the links. When you click on them the link name changes color and disappears into the background blue! What did you like about the website? With the graphical presentation refined you have the beginnings of an interesting site. We know from the CyclingRevealed trivia competition that you know a lot about elite bike racing. Your web site is a great way to spread the wealth. As we quickly discovered with CyclingRevealed, web sites get old very quickly. It is very important to frequently update it with new material. If you do not your readers will soon stop returning to the site. Of everything that we do with our site keeping a flow of new stuff is the hardest thing to do because you always need to be working on the next 'entry'. Stick with it. I will enjoy following your work. Meanwhile I hope that all your hard work produced a good mark for your assignment. Best regards, Graham