Website Review Forum Rules

[Jeewhizz]

Hi Guys,

In order to clarify the Website Reviews section, below are a few guidelines:

Asking for a review:

When asking for a review, please keep in mind the following:

• Please give us a short background to your business
• Let us know what you are trying to achieve with the website
• What problems are you currently experiencing?
• Do you want comments on a specific section, or overall comments
• Please note that this forum is for reviewing your website, not the business idea behind it.
• Please keep a thick skin when asking for a review. People will always find something they don't like, or point out something wrong when asked to review a website.

Posting in response to a review:

• Please don't be un-necessarily harsh. Instead, try to be constructive and helpful at the same time - I know you can do it if you try!
• Keep in mind that this is for reviewing a website, not the idea or concept behind it.
• This isn't an opportunity to promote your own services (i.e. if you think the website needs a new logo, don't post offering to knock one up for £xx!)

Rules Update, 3rd August 2009
With immediate effect, only A1 regulars and VIP members may start a new thread in this forum. Other users may view the threads and make a reply. For more information about the different types of usergroups we have here on A1, please visit the link below:

Member Usergroups and Paid Membership

[SurrealBB]

Does this also include just forums? Or does it have to be a full website, e.g Homepage etc. I have vBulletin running, so when you go to my site, you go directly to the forums.

[Indizine]

The post is referring to website reviews, but if you want a review of your forum then that's ok.

[muqtada123]

May i post my website related to print media?

[Indizine]

You may post anything that falls within he forum rules and posting guidelines. Your post in website review forum was deleted as it was purely a spam post and not a website review request at all.

[LOS Design UK]

Should i post 10 or 15 meaningless post for write my website link ?

Nope, you could pay a service provider to do it if you want

[Drachsi]

Hi Guys,

In order to clarify the Website Reviews section, below are a few guidelines:

Asking for a review:

When asking for a review, please keep in mind the following:

• Please give us a short background to your business
• Let us know what you are trying to achieve with the website
• What problems are you currently experiencing?
• Do you want comments on a specific section, or overall comments
• Please note that this forum is for reviewing your website, not the business idea behind it.
• Please keep a thick skin when asking for a review. People will always find something they don't like, or point out something wrong when asked to review a website.

Please note, if you are a new user, you are required to have 15 posts before you can post a link.

Posting in response to a review:

• Please don't be un-necessarily harsh. Instead, try to be constructive and helpful at the same time - I know you can do it if you try!
• Keep in mind that this is for reviewing a website, not the idea or concept behind it.
• This isn't an opportunity to promote your own services (i.e. if you think the website needs a new logo, don't post offering to knock one up for £xx!)

Any questions, comments, please post below!

It is often better to have a Blog which feeds into a website. The benefit is that Blogs are indexed more often than individule websites. Does the review cover a Blog?

Regards

Drachsi

[Indizine]

Not really, as a blog is not a website in that same sense for whya review is needed. Blogs are all much of a muchness not counting visual design which is subjective anyway.

[andrewthomas]

Hey im new and have just registered today, l made my first post 2 minutes ago, i have just launched my website can i not get it reviewed?

If not il follow the rules ans see you in 98 post's time

[Indizine]

You have to be a VIP member now to get a website review. It costs £20 - details in my sig via link