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RustyJ (Suspended)
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Somewhat but not 100% critical. A working search and browse function is most important. Looks are secondary.
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06-03-11 12:36am
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rearadmiral (0)
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What's available on the site is the most important to me, followed by how easy it is to get at that material. I really don't care about site design as long as it doesn't get in the way.
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06-03-11 04:05am
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HeatherMcXxx (Suspended)
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I like an attractive design -- if a site is appealing, I'll likely spend more time checking it out (assuming its content reflects my tastes). But what's most important is ease of navigation.
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06-03-11 04:34am
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Denner (0)
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ONLY somewhat. Of course it's nice to browse through a site with a good design - the few there are.
But it's about content foremost!!
Even for those ugly designed sites - and there are a lot of them.
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06-03-11 05:25am
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Jay G (Disabled)
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I won't give a poorly designed site the time of day....and they sure don't seem to know what time it is....
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06-03-11 06:46am
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lk2fireone (0)
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Site contents (quality and quantity), ease of use, and price are the main factors in scoring a site, or judging value. Ease of use is mainly based on site design (which includes not just appearance but search features, hot links for accessing material, distracting ads, etc.).
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06-03-11 09:15am
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messmer (Disabled)
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I answered "very important" but with me design also includes ease of navigation.
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06-03-11 09:39am
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williamj (0)
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ease of navigation is more important. presentation is important but if I can't get around with ease then what good is design
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06-03-11 11:23am
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Denner (0)
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Guess the question was/is:
"How important is a site's design?"
When it comes to "navigation" - which NOT necessarily equals the design - I'd say "Very important".
Still I think it's two different aspects - where one does not rule out the other, though. Like:
Some sites have horrible/ugly design, but ok navigation - and some sites with great design, but bad navigation...
So bottom line - you could make another poll:
"How important is a sites navigation"
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06-03-11 01:28pm
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Drooler (Disabled)
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You know a site has a good design when you don't even notice it at first. You can view, navigate, and download content with ease. The design simply doesn't get in the way.
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06-03-11 03:07pm
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pat362 (0)
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I assumed that the question included navigation so I picked somewhat important. There have been very few sites that have caused me a headache because their navigations was horrible but a few managed it. Those are the ones that although I enjoyed the content. I will probably never rejoin because I just don't want to spend an hour looking for one video.
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06-03-11 05:04pm
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exotics4me (0)
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I went on design only. The best way for me to say it is I think I made a comment once about a site having a really nice layout and design and that was Teen Models. I would assume since their site is newer it is running on a newer software so that probably explains it. I think I've commented that some sites look really plain and my only concern with those is that they may have older content, not updated, etc...
Also think Xisty is a nice looking site.
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06-03-11 08:19pm
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otoh (0)
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As others have said, design and navigation are quite linked, so a bad design often = difficult to navigate = less likely to join.
But on it's own, an ugly site is a turn-off, I'd really have to know what the material is like to get past it.
Good designs have the opposite effect - eg I will visit FigureBaby again sometime, partly because the layout and navigation of it is so exemplary.
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06-04-11 12:54am
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tangub (0)
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Obviously the navigation is important and as long as they make the content easy to browse and download i'm never that bothered what the design actually looks like.
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06-04-11 03:21am
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turboshaft (0)
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If design includes technical issues, then it's very important. Nothing worse than bad/dead links, opening new pages in popups, and just an overall feeling that a site isn't very user friendly. Impress me with being able to get to a lot of content quickly and painlessly, not by throwing gimmicks or Flash animation at me, because nobody really likes a cock tease.
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06-04-11 08:19am
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slutty (0)
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I'm with RustyJ and many others on this, as long as the site has a search and index I can overlook most cosmetic flaws.
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06-04-11 06:14pm
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Monahan (0)
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REPLY TO #1 - RustyJ :
By site design, I assume that term included a good search function. The best looking site in the world with a lousy search function is no good as far as I'm concerned.
A site's design is good if it has a good search function, easy navigation, reasonably fast downloading and few, if any, pop-ups.
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06-06-11 09:39am
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mbaya (Disabled)
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All I care is that it function. If it doesn't it can ruin a site for me.
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06-09-11 08:04pm
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Homegirl (Disabled)
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If I like the content, I will forget the site design.
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05-31-20 08:59am
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Kody (0)
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I don't care at all about the attractiveness of a design. Though I do care about the site's functionality.
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06-02-20 04:14am
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