Who was your primarily audience you wanted to speak to?
Why did you have two pictures on your homepage?
What did you want the viewer to connect with most on your
webpage?
How did you decide which pictures to use / is there a reason
only Caucasians are shown?
Why did you emphasize with bold type certain words?
What was your goal in the first paragraph of your site?
What has been your client response to your webpage/ have you
received comments?
Why did you choose the “About” section to not be introduced
until 4th tab?
How do you view the testimonials page/ what do you want the
audience to take from reading them?
California Coastal Counseling is at the top of your homepage….
Yet you are advertising for yourself.. why not have your name at top of page?
There are multiple references to your email/phone numbers
etc… is there a reason why you have it stated beyond the contact tab?
Did you design the page layout yourself/ if not, who helped
you and what was the thought process behind where different info/tabs are
located on the page?
Jordan,
ReplyDeleteThese are all really good questions! I was able to look at the artifact that you are asking questions about and I feel like you came up with all of the same questions I would have asked this psychologist in regards to her web page. I think one of the most interesting questions to hear the answer would be: "How did you decide which pictures to use / is there a reason only Caucasians are shown?" The woman you are choosing to interview is of a different ethnicity other than Caucasian and I wonder the significance of her choice of only displaying an array of Caucasians. My theory is that perhaps it makes her stand out. She does have two pictures of herself on the webpage, so maybe she is trying to positively differentiate herself. I am interested in your findings!
Best of luck ☺