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When evaluating a website, it is crucial to consider several criteria to determine its value and reliability. Relevancy is essential; check if the content is current and tailored to the intended audience.
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What Criteria You must Consider When Evaluating a Website Bias Does the author acknowlage the opposition? Who is the author's sponsor? Who is the author's employer? Accuracy Did the author site their work? Is the article current or is it outdated? Is there an editor who checks the content of the site? Website Layout Are you able to easily navigate through the website? Is there a lot of "clutter"? http://designshack.net/articles/layouts/10-rock-solid-website-layout-examples/ Authority Who is the sponsor of the site? Are they reputable? What is the domain of the website? Ex: .com, .org, .gov Does the author have a degree in the topic they are writing about? Relevancy Was the article updated recently? Who is the audience? When was the article written?
