I am going to tell you a bit of a story. We all like stories right?

Early in WA training, you get asked to give feedback on someone else's website. This task was hard for me - I felt quite overwhelmed. What do I know? How will my thoughts help?

However, after getting into it and going on to other peoples - early and older - website creations, I noted a few things...

• I started to see what I hated
• Things that I liked
• Glaring mistakes that I now knew not to do
• Silly mistakes that could easily be overlooked
• Page presentations that were all over the place
• And well formatted content that I could find no flaw
  
• Pictures of all sizes and in all positions
• Pictures that were uniform and neat and on the right or centred
• I got to see website theme styles
• Website moods created by the author
• Some spoke to me and others definitely didn't
• Colour combinations and tones of colour
• I saw how content got written - reviews, about pages, etc
• I got a feel for where things should be on a page
• There were many different menu ideas
• Sidebar widgets that I loved and hated
• Footers that rocked!
• General Feedback was the easiest to give
• Content Feedback the hardest
• But by doing this I learned so much and this spilled over to my own website...