Regarding the website, The structure and the style of the website is good in general. They have a catchy logo while the front page of the website is really well organised with a banner with all the categories and while you scroll down you can see the latest articles of each category and each category has different colours which is overall aesthetically pleasing and gives a good visual boost. There is also a category on the front page that is called “meet the members” and then it has all the members with photos and few introductory words about themselves. Also, there is the small logo at the top of the website and takes you immediately to the main page if you press it. There is also a search banner that directs you everywhere inside the website, although they have not used keywords in order to make it easier for the user to find an article or an author, while they were not using any hashtags in the end of every article in order to make it easier reachable in the research engine. There were also no hyperlinks anywhere in the site in order to direct you to another page of the site. Also they did not have metalinks in order to appear at the top of Google search results.
Moreover, something that I noticed while I was analysing the site was the fact that even though they had many categories (politics, economy, international relations, society, culture, pop culture, sports and interviews) the articles on each category were uneven. For example they had more than 100 articles in the politics category and in economic category and they had only 25 in the sports category and 35 in the culture category while the pop culture and society categories looked like a dumpster for the less important and less serious articles.
References
Youth Voice. (2020). Youth Voice – Youth Voice GR. [online] Available at: https://youthvoice.gr/
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