election!

http://www.liberal.ca/
http://www.conservative.ca/
http://www.bl ocquebecois.org/
http://www.ndp.ca/

based on website design/usability, i would vote NDP...

-the first thing you see on the liberals site, is a form for you to
fill out...stalkers! skipping that part, the rest of their site is
nothing to rave about.

-half of the conservative party's main page is blocked out by
firefox's adblocker.  although viewed in IE it looks pretty good,
although overloaded with info.

-the bloc's site is all in french...they could at least put an english
version so potential english voters could sympathize with their cause.

-thus by process of elimination, the ndp's colourful and RSS enriched
site wins hands down.  it even fits its main page on one screen (no
scrolling!).  but i keep wanting to press the big orange "getting
results for the ppl" banner thinking its a button.

Comments

Miss Pow said…
It's funny that the Bloc's website is all in French. Isn't their new mandate to include Anglophone Quebecers? I think the Bloc is moving in a new direction... uniting as a province rather than a single Francophone group.

About voting based on website... I'd go with NDP too!!
9:12 pm
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Design + Nature: ARC's International Wildlife Crossing Infrastructure Design Competition

A video on a design competition to build the best wildlife crossing for a highway in Colorado. It's 12 min long but definitely worth a look. This can definitely apply to many parts of the world (including large parts of Canada). I especially like the multi-disciplinary nature of how the different design teams came up with a potential solution. Ecologists, engineers and landscape architects (just to name a few), came together to propose a design. More of the world's problems need this type of design collaboration. ARC: International Wildlife Crossing Infrastructure Design Competition from ARC on Vimeo . To learn more about the competition visit ARC
Read more