Because of all those ugly websites out there, we feel that good web design should be rewarded. We have a simple, yet effective criteria for judging web design. You can see this criteria below...
Aesthetic Appeal (45%)
The overall look of your website including colour combinations, proportional spacing, crispness of graphics and visual impact.
Speed (15%)
How long your website takes to load. This could be affected by how well you optimised your graphics, animation and sound and
the web host that you chose.
Navigation & User Friendliness (20%)
How easy it is to find the buttons and get around the site, whether the layout is logical and if there is continuity between pages.
Cross-Browser Effectiveness (10%)
Your site should look good on Internet Explorer and decent on Firefox, because according to the W3C IE is the most used browser,
with Firefox coming in second.
Code (10%)
The amount of errors in your code according to the W3C, and accessibility issues, outlined by the British Disability Discrimination Act.
If your score total is 80% or above, you qualify for an award.
If you think your site is an example of good web design, then apply for a web design award. This is open to everyone,
and all sites. Should you win an award, you will be able to display a web design award button (featured on the right) on your
site. Also, a linked thumbnail of the awarded site & a congratulatory message will be displayed in the top right
section of this page for a limited time...
Click here to nominate your website
Designer: Werner Openshaw
Designer: Shaun Froneman
Designer: Chris Mahungo
Type in a website address to verify a web design award...