Two Very Well Built Government Websites

Pablo Manriquez

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SEPTEMBER 7, 2009 10:54AM

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Forget for a moment the content on a website. Ignore whether or not the site is handsome. Focus on the actual site itself. whether or not the site is handsome. Inand instead focus on the site itself. How does it respond to your click? Does it snap-to, or does it lag and reload your browser into another page? Is its information well-organized? Are the buttons intuitive? In these respects, the most-impressive I've found are:

The Huffington Post's comment functionality deserves mention here as the most well-built feature I've found on a website, but overall it is nowhere near as crisp in its handles as the aforementioned two.

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I very much appreciate well built websites - if only more were built this way!

Owl_Says_Who

September 07, 2009 12:17 PM

The most captivating Web site I've ever seen is the Dallas Opera. Sadly, they've changed it, and it's not good right now. It used to lure you with spectacular visuals and music (without so much as a click). I hope they return to that presentation.