Examples of Bad Websites
There are countless examples of embarrassing website designs and development out there. These are the latest examples we have discovered. For each site below we provide a brief analysis to assist you in avoiding the same pitfalls.
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Advance Manufacturing
"Welcome to the Home Page" is more than a bit trite, yes? Remember when every homemade website using free blogging software said "Hello World!"? Same thing here.
Devoid of any style or attempt at design, the most positive thing we can say about today's bad website is that it (somehow) has responsive design, so you can view the site in all of its glory on any device.
Clicking around, we've found pages with no way back home, no header/footer contact info and an Internal Server error. :(
What's Poppin
Today's bad website simply tickles our collective funny bone. It is a website for an entertainment company, which rents party equipment.
The hero image, by all accounts, is neither 'entertaining' or suggestive of a party. Unless we've been doing it all wrong?
Diversified Engineering
For once, we agree with the company name matching its website, but not in a good way. It's "diverse" alright...most of the nav options lead to completely different-looking pages. Completely! There's no consistency other than mediocrity.
"Developement" Tools has many links, some of which offer products to put into a shopping cart, which is an HTTP 404 error of its own. We did find a 'corporate timeline' on one page, that ends at 2003.
Final determination? This isn't a website...it's a tombstone.
JILco
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Delter Machine
There's something to be said for companies that have been in business for a long time. Today's bad website comes from a company that began in 1981. Several years before the Internet as we know it began to be used as an advertising tool via websites.
So as news of this newfangled "Inter Web" spread, this company got itself a website. Then who knows what happened, because there are keywords of: "faith, fear, power, killers, praying, prayer, pray, dominion, through, wall, faith, victory, victorious, Barberton, Ohio, 44203, house, god, God, Built, Unbroken, Curse, Curses, maximize, maximized, man, men, manhood, husband, shame, guilt, saved, save, salvation, failures, final, circumsion, heart, testimony, testimonies, heal, healing, healed, Lord, Jesus, savior, inherit, deliverance, deliver, overcome, wiles, lies, satan, devil, armor, Christ, cross, gospel, defeat". Sheesh.
