This document summarizes and critiques 5 bad websites. The websites are criticized for having non-eye catching titles, inconsistent fonts, random stock images, bland or garish color schemes, irrelevant pictures, lots of GIFs, translations that don't translate the page, busy images that block text, and failure to clearly communicate what the company does or sells. In general, the websites break rules of good design and usability.

1. 5 Bad Websites
And why they are so awful

2. Not an eye catching title, general
font, no logo.
Not grammatically
correct, random
capitalization etc.
Random stock
Images
A lot of different
fonts
Randomly
underline
d words
that aren’t
links
Bland colour
scheme
Uglytub.com

3. No information on what the
company does
Pictures are
irrelevant
Garish colour scheme making it hard to
read.
(And hurting our heads)
Pennyjuice.com

4. Lots of GIFs
Garish colours with no
colour scheme for both text
and background
Constellation7.org
Picture
blocking
text

5. www.arngen.net
Very busy of images
Translations don’t
translate page, but lead
to buy translators
Random colours
with random
underlined non-
links
No alignment

6. Ingenfeld.de
Lots
of
GIFs
Too many colours
Non relevant images, as well
as them covering text
Not getting
to the point
of selling
yachts and
cars.
(From
translator
Lucy)

7. Ingenfeld.de
Lots
of
GIFs
Too many colours
Non relevant images, as well
as them covering text
Not getting
to the point
of selling
yachts and
cars.
(From
translator
Lucy)