Large firms and solo practitioners alike have embraced the idea of having a web site. Style evaluates, the effective use of graphics as well as layout and design of the site.
Content measures the quality and utility of the information on the site.
User friendliness refers to the way information is organized on the site and measures the ability of a user to navigate the site's links. Download speed refers to the performance of the graphics and text on the site as they load onto the computer. For these reviews I used a dial-up modem with a connection speed of 28.8 kps. The home page provides a nice introduction to the firm and is generally pleasing, however the layout is disrupted by a large white on blue scrolling marquee, currently directing viewers to an article on the Y2K Readiness and Responsibility Act. The site uses a web site design feature called frames, which divide the content on an individual web page into sections.