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Most ugly website

Jskid

Jskid

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I was looking for a webpage that had a lot going on and takes a long time to load. This wasn't exactly what I was looking for but it's damn ugly and I was surprised that these people are in the computer business.

http://www.warriorforum.com/
 
Simple.
easy to read.
no clutter garbage distracting me.
loaded super fast.

whats the problem? ugly or not, i wish more forums were like this
 
Bateluer said:
This is basically what I came in here to say. Website design in the 90s was borderline incompetent.
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Go Geocities!

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Bateluer said:
This is basically what I came in here to say. Website design in the 90s was borderline incompetent.
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In a discussion of bad web design, 90s don't count. People were still experimenting back then, and nobody really knew what they were doing. Limited bandwidth was also a major issue.

A lot of Asian websites are poorly designed.
 
The Boston Dangler said:
what, nothing with a stupid annoying flash intro?
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Restaurant websites seem to be especially prone to this and other bad design decisions. The expensive/famous restaurants tend to be the worst of all; almost universally the site is some sort of flash intro leading into a page that's an abstract design almost impossible to navigate, especially with a smartphone.
 
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