TPC Merit Award of Excellence WinnersPage 3 |
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| Merit Award 21 refused Modular Triangular System |
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Site#0335 Award#3.5M022 1/31-3/6/2002 AfterHours Australian Shepherds - The Flash introduction takes about 15 minutes, which is a long time to wait. I am sending something for the rest of the site. Frame sections at the bottom provide interesting navigation that is not often seen. A solidly designed site runs fine on this 486. Content is extensive.
Score: Design:10/30, Navigation:29/30, Content:40/40 = 77%
www.jabed.com Debbie Frey - |
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| Site#0339 Award#3.5M023 2/10-3/21/2002 Goddess of the Evening - This site consists of basic need-to-know Wicca stuff, and should be read by the uninformed. The Enlightenment page was difficult to read in Netscape, because the pentagrams covered the whole thing. That's unfortunate, because it is an important prerequisite introduction. It displayed correctly in Internet Explorer.
The site should like this award, since it has --- a ---- Texas pentagram on it. Actually, I suspect that it looks a bit like the Texas Rangers badge, but, who knows where they got the idea. Page fades, Crescendo popups and Mouse cursor trails are distracting on slow systems.
Score: Design:22/30, Navigation:25/30, Content:32/40 = 79%
www.roxirulz.com/wiccan/goddessoftheevening.shtml DOWN Roxi Greene - |
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Site#0348 Award#3.5M024 2/12-3/30/2002 CJ's Place of Interests - Most of the site is national news and weather feeds, but there is some local content around --- assorted stuff.
Score: Design:27/30, Navigation:27/30, Content:20/40 = 74%
www.midtel.net/~cjworeth CJ Woreth - |
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| Site#0364 Award#3.5M025 2/26-4/10/2002 Rambo Ranch Boer Goats - This is a goat farm site, with an obligatory red barn. Thumbnails help in loading the primary pages, although there are no navigational elements on the referenced graphics, requiring back buttons. Most things are centered, but I thought I saw less of that the last time I checked.
Score: Design:20/30, Navigation:22/30, Content:35/40 = 77%
ramboranch.com Rambo Ranch Boer Goats - |
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Site#0376 Award#3.5M026 3/10-4/24/2002 Biskop Hvoslef and Nordby Handelssted - This is a Norwegian tourist site about a restored Trading Post and rescue boat. They're looking for visitors. All that held it back is "everything centered" design.
Score: Design:15/30, Navigation:20/30, Content:35/40 = 70%
www.nordby.inord.no Ellen Lyngmo - |
| Site#0379 Award#3.5M027 3/11-4/24/2002 Indian MEDLARS Centre - The design is a bit plain, but the biochemical information is the reason the site's here.
Score: Design:15/30, Navigation:22/30, Content:35/40 = 72%
indmed.nic.in Naina Pandita - |
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| Site#0381 Award#3.5M028 3/13-4/25/2002 hub-art in vidi-art - This site works, but retains an air of mystery. It goes with the art. Navigation requires a look at the bottom bar to see which spot is what, and you must go back to a higher page to go anywhere else. Pages were fast loading.
Score: Design:25/30, Navigation:12/30, Content:35/40 = 72%
www.bert-hubl.de hub-art in vidi-art - |
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| Site#0399 Award#3.5M029 4/2-5/10/2002 Carolyn's Metal Detecting Corner - Bzzz. Bzzz. Find stuff others left buried. Carolyn's shown pictures of the kinds of things she has come up with, and gives some links for research.
Score: Design:20/30, Navigation:22/30, Content:32/40 = 74%
www.dragonbbs.com/membdrs/1586 Carolyn Herel - |
| Site#0401 Award#3.5M030 4/8-5/23/2002 Stock Maven - The front page is complex and cluttered, mainly because you have to come back here from other pages to go anywhere else. The pages are fast loading, and contain much financial and forecasting information. One design element of note: Inline frames, a Microsoft extension, are used, but a bypass option is provided.
Score: Design:20/30, Navigation:22/30, Content:38/40 = 80%
www.stockmaven.com Yosef Cohen - email address removed by request |
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