ESPN Who, anaylsis of ESPN's webpage
Date Submitted: 05/30/2004 01:13:12
Category: / Science & Technology / Internet
Length: 3 pages (947 words)
Category: / Science & Technology / Internet
Length: 3 pages (947 words)
We all undoubtedly have experienced a part of ESPN at one point and time, and those of us who have sports nuts for boyfriends (like me) are forced to do so rather often, whether we want to or not. We groan as they put it on the television (especially when Friends is on). It was because of these incidents that I have chosen to critique ESPN's web page, www.espn.com. This site has too …
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…viewers, especially first time viewers, who may think it is a link to another ESPN page.
While I do suggest a few minor changes, the overall appearance of ESPN's web page is outstanding. I have only addressed the main page in this short essay, however the linked pages are similarly well planned out with appropriate graphics. The fact that the menu columns are featured on all pages makes it easy to navigate and very efficient.
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