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Hi gang,

 

My girlfriends dad approached me today asking me how he can get his website on the google search. He said he has managed to get it on the yahoo search but most people tend to use google.

 

I took a quick look at his website WBC. At first glance I think its obvious why he is not getting on the google search nor do I think people would know what the website was at a quick glance.

 

I'm thinking about redesigning the site with joomla but before I do, I was wondering if you could all comment on what is wrong/right etc.

 

cheers

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At first glance I think its obvious why he is not getting on the google search

 

The HTML page itself has no content on it, just a bunch of Javascript functions that load the content. Very Web 2.0-for-the-sake-of-it - Google won't have any content to index.

 

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David Hicks

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Very Web 2.0-for-the-sake-of-it - Google won't have any content to index.

 

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David Hicks

 

so less web 2.0?

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Some random thoughts:

 

email addresses should be clickable

should be giving out a post code so ppl can 'google maps' it

images have no alt descriptions

use of deprecated tags (font, tables for layout, etc etc)

email address link jumps about from page to page (and isn't even on one of 'em)

 

That's even before you touch SEO.

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There's no 'design' to it in my opinion. The colour scheme is dull and there's too much white space. There isn't much consistency either. If I'm being honest then it's a mess and if I was you I would start again. Find a suitable colour scheme and get hold of some more images to use.
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right from the comments im going to report back to him and let him know... still not a bad attempt bless... any more comments most welcome
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It's just plain and boring. Also, I think the "Whitby Brunswick Centre" should be clickable to take us back to the main page. Just noticed that the link back to the home page is not on all pages. I would defiently make it again with Joomla as it will allow everyone to easily edit it while keeping everything the same.
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TBF if it's his first attempt it's not bad, websites develop over time after it's been live for a while he'll probably tweak it and change various bits to improve it. :)
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just a note - email addresses should not be in text form, or in any machine readable format, else the recipient will receive loads of spam.

Perhaps of use - you can use JavaScript to generate email addresses. It won't be bulletproof, but may help. Ask Google.

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