A Critique of The Times Online Website

This report uses various design aspects to criticize The Times Online's website including searchability, navigation, ease of use, design, interactivity, content, etc. The main problems found on this site are a combination of main content and advertisement content, a page that is too long, and images that look blurry. As a redesign proposal, you can use hyperlinks to split pages and access sections, or place advertising content at the top of the page before the logo, using high resolution images of the site to create ads Content may be separated from main content.

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