The Sailor Moon Pocky Box : Reviews
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Layout & Design Is the layout intuitive and easy to navigate? Is it compatible across all browsers and resolution? Is it aesthetically pleasing? |
Ptilol
The site opens with a very simple splash page. It tells the requirements, has the page title and an interesting rotating banner that advertises a site for a book about how Japan is reflected in Sailor Moon. *smiles and nods* Sure, ok...
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Written Content Is there lots of written information? Are all profiles, back story, and other textual content accurate? Does the site offer fanfiction or other miscellaneous written content? |
Tellu
Yay, written! Well, the first thing I see here is that there aren't many typos, and everything seems to be written well.
That is absolutely fantastic! I hate sites where I can barely get through two sentences without just giving up over the
grammar mistakes. First, there's series info, which is pretty much just summaries. These contain a lot of spoilers, so
the webmaster really needs to state that!! A lot of people read summaries to get a general idea about something before
they watch the actual series. VERY FEW people read summaries of season AFTER watching the season. Honestly, I don't know
why people write these ridiculous season summary write-ups with way too much information in them. Generally someone looking
for information on a particular season will need more specific information than can be provided in a short summary like this.
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Visual Content What kind of visual content is offered? Is it efficiently organized and intuitively accessible? Are all visual media offered legally? |
Viluy
In looking over this sites media, I found so much stuff, that I doubt I can cover it all completely without writing a novel. However I am going to try anyways! :-)
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