Not all these sites are perfect, but each has many of the qualities that make a good Website. A mini-form on the homepage allows you to track a package easily. Subpages maintain visual and navigational continuity by keeping the top tabs and menu bar. Overall the site is highly useful, clean, and conveys a strong identity through color and appropriate graphics. The New York Times Presents a ton of information clearly and logically.
Text is easy to read, and column layouts on subpages are comfortable widths for reading.
The clear and simple site map makes it easy to find what you want. The homepage is long but easy on the eye because ads are kept out of the main content area in the middle. A bit crowded, but you can easily find what you need, and the functions are extremely customer-friendly. You always know where a link will take you or what a button will do. Google A clean, uncluttered search engine that's just plain useful.