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Hotel Teresa
http://www.hotelteresa.com

Category:
Recreation & Travel

Created by:
Silvio Agostoni in 2002

Rating:
6.8 (2 votes)

Date added:
Apr 9th, 2003

Last updated:
Apr 9th, 2003

Our comments:
Warm hotel web site design in the form of a photo album. Excellent texture and color selection and an intuitive interface are the pros of the design. The text could be darker for better contrast though. 100% Flash.

--Aycan

REEAit (5) - Oct 5th, 2004 Presentation  8 Graphics  9 Usability  6 Technical  9 Personal Slant  9 Overall 8.2 Bello... qualche funzione non... funzionante! :-) Tipo dalla prima pagina il pulsante ISCRIVITI alla newsletter non funziona... La mappa -> auto -> da.... non funzionanti! E poi Iscriviti non č del tutto corretto in italiano. Un paio di colori scroll, angoli ecc. non ben rifiniti con lo sfondo... Cmq carino... curalo un po' di pių! ;-) by William Lesourd   (unregistered) - Apr 26th, 2003 I agree with the review below, the women in the Fitness section aren't too attractive. I liked the background, but wasn't so keen on the way pictures appeared on the page. But this is a good effort. The overall design is pleasing to the eye and reasonably original. 'TERMS AND CONDITIONS' is spelt wrong (CONITIONS). On a menu bar, this is unforgiveable. William zephyr (41) - Apr 11th, 2003 Presentation  6 Graphics  5 Usability  8 Technical  5 Personal Slant  3 Overall 5.4 I rarely ever view websites like this. The whole virtual-tour type thing sets a kind of Big Brother theme, which (although I find the TV program entertaining) is pretty much boring on the web. The Hotel Teresa website is shaped in form of a postcard/letter or whatever at the top. This is unoriginal and the way they have set it out is plain and reminds me of my grandfather's wartime brownies - actually preserved from the war. On the "Welcome" front, on the right hand side, you are asked to take the time to sign up for a newsletter, which is not uncommon these days. What I don't like about it, or get confused on, is the fact that the actual words "enter our Newsletter" are in bold font, making it seem like a hyperlink to me. Yet the actual hyperlink is just down a little in typewriter-font. Most of the download sizes for the main photos are too long, and could be preloaded before the actual content is viewed. The inline frames are a bit dodgy with the scrollbars. I like the tree image they have embedded into the background on the "Prices and Conditions" page, but why only there? I don't like the fact that the page for "Reservation" pops-up unexpectedly. They could have done the forms in ActionScript/Flasm. Also, it breaks out of the whole design, thus leaving viewers such as me at a negative loss. Also, they could have chosen some better looking women to advertise the "Fitness" section ;).