Please leave us feedback or write us a review on services performed by MyNew Technologies. We have outlined a few elements to cover when writing a website / blog review

• Design - The first thing that you see when looking at our website is its design. Is our design pleasing to the eye? Is our site cluttered or difficult to navigate? Are there any glaring design flaws or glitches, or is our site a work of art?

• Focus – What is the focus of our site? If you can’t figure it out, then our web master is doing something wrong. Focus should be apparent without hunting around too much. Typically by using design elements, or simple headlines or sub-headlines our site must convey its focus.

• Content – The most obvious element to cover in your review is our site’s content. Does the content of our site match its focus? If not, there is a problem! Is the content easily readable? Does it make sense? What are some of the highlights? Is there a page, article or section of our site that really stands out as being fantastic?

• Writing Style – Writing style is one element that many people often ignore. Does our authors share their voice? Do you find yourself relating to what you read? Is the style professional or does the author blab on about the same subject?

• Grammer and Punctuation – Does our site use proper grammatical elements? Are there spelling mistakes and punctuation errors all over the place?

• Message Effectiveness – Overall, do you find that our site is effective in putting out its message?

• Website Audience – Who is the intended audience for our site or blog? Are the intended and actual audiences different?

• Info about the author – Is there anything interesting to note about the author? e.g. We have found several methods on improving search engine results, by using a new internal link structure. Is our author an expert or do we have no idea what they are talking about?

• Anything else you think is important – Of course, there are other elements that you can discuss as well. Anything about our site that stands out, good or bad, should always be covered in a review.