Critiques of Classmates

Now, as a disclaimer, my blog is awful, so I have no right to judge any of these people for anything on their blogs. But, I will anyway. If I find any, but usually I can only find nice things to say about people's things. (Click the names to see the blog)

Christopher Ball:

The blog is easy to read, with the background not being too gaudy. I like the use of personal stories to make it more inviting to others. The only thing I may dislike about the blog is that the personal blogs seem to captivate me more than the assigned blogs do, but nothing really wrong there.


Loremli Batausa:

I like the amount of depth that your posts go into, it makes it sound like you really do know what you're talking about. You have excellent pictures, mixing helpful with humorous, so it's all in all, a very nice, well-put-together blog.

Allyson Brewer:

I like your use of of pictures, they make things pop easily, while being helpful in some and humorous in others. It's also very easy to navigate and the layout is nice to look at.

Alexis Bryant:

The colors are nice and pretty to look at. The only problem I could ascertain would be to fix the broken links throughout the page. Make sit look somewhat unprofessional. (Considering I'm practically incapable of turning on a computer, it's not something to be too self-conscious about.)

Ted Grubb:

My problems are only superficial; the page needs some type of color in my opinion, it's very uninteresting to look at.  Also, the title needs to be changed.

Robert Heck:

The font and color of the text is seriously grating to me, and sometimes hard to read. I would change that and go for something a little more traditional looking.

James Hill:

The only thing I have to say is that the font and pictures are wayyyyyy too big. It makes it so much harder to read the page. Other than that, it's fine.

Tyler Jimison:

The design is very plain, maybe add some color or change the layout a bit. The posts themselves are nice and thorough with good pictures. You also need to fix the side bars, they are very plain and show nothing about you.

Jane Johnson:

The page needs to see a little more of yourself, such as an introduction and a picture. I also think that there may be too many pictures, because it seems to be clogging up the page.

Scotty Johnson:

The layout is missing a few things, namely some design to it, it feels too impersonal. It also needs to have an introduction about yourself. Otherwise, things are fine.

Amber Ross:

I really like your page design, probably my favorite of any of them. It's easy to look at, interesting, and ultimately, very inviting. I like the use of humor and personal bits about yourself; makes it seem like someone is actually writing it. Granted: I really don't see the use of the calender.

Christopher Whitt:

This is the same blog design I've seen for the third time. Not a critique against you, but maybe at least one of ya'll should change your designs a bit. You have the same problem as me; I think maybe you don't like pictures. I'm worse, but you could still add a few more to your posts.