I had the opportunity to take a look at The Felt Source, and would like to offer the following comments.
Thank you for inviting me to evaluate your website. I have worked on this with the checklist on http://www.waller.co.uk/usability16.htm.
This website appears to follow the motto of form follows function. Overall, I think the site serves its primary purpose very well, providing its product to consumers. However, the web design leaves something to be desired. Here are some areas I thought could use improvement:
When I first saw the name, I thought - well I do a lot of sewing, this might be a site I would enjoy reviewing. Then I read that it was for educational toys. I decided to look anyway, and I found a number of neat items, if I was a teacher, or a parent of small children I could understand how the kits that were advertised would be of benefit. I did find a number of things about the web site, that I would like to comment on.
I took a few minutes to look at The Felt Source. I only have a couple of comments. Overall, it had a good "feel" for me. I am an amateur webmaster so I tried to look at the site as a prospective buyer.
Browser Compatibility.
The page works nicely in Explorer, Mozilla, and Opera. It passed my first hurdle.
The Felt Source needs some quality control.
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