First, the nye site http://nyelabs.com/ required plugins and recent versions of Flash player that the school network had not installed. Bummer. It's a cute site, and it might be fun to investigate all the features that it incorporates...if only we could actually SEE it!
Second, the BOOK site http://www.lookatbook.com/ used some obscure links (available only to the terminally curious) to get to the "about us" pages (and obscure backlinks), as well as a popup for their "shop," which would certainly not be visible to those who have blocked popups.
All in all, our analyzing websites session was instructive, and (I hope) fun to see a tiny bit of what is out there on the web, in the interest of learning how to make better websites.
Hi again! I just looked at the Bill Nye site...and I see what you mean. On this computer, it does wondeful things, but on my home and the one at school...nothing worked. Everyone should check out the site, because it is very cool! Very cool
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