David Fiske Affiliate marketing & web development musings from Fiske Towers

Here is another analysis, this time for Posh Test.
 
This analysis is going to be a little different in that it will be shorter, as the points raised in the Chavs Test analysis also apply here.

Here's the site in it's current state:



Posh Test has a PageRank 3 and an Alexa score of 2,230,409. Again it failed the XHTML validation and again the speed report throws up some warnings but nothing major.

Again, I think the target audience here is going to be predominantly teens who are curious about how posh they are!
Suitable adverts would be again predominantly those that offer free stuff. E-cards or signing up for free stuff websites would be your best bet.

Before I forget, one is 17% posh! That makes me more chav than posh which is certainly not what I thought. My whole belief system is in tatters! Anyway, here's my badge!



As for the actual design of the site, it is dull and boring. It has the same template as the Chav Test site so perhaps it was a copy-and-paste job. Nevertheless, I've tried my hand at the Posh Test site and here is what I've come up with:



I've gone for more swirly fonts and a more colourful template.

A tip for anyone is to use a template that has complimentary colours. The background colour features in the picture. The colour of the font at the bottom ("Take the Posh Test") is simply a darker shade of the background colour. Don't go overboard with colours. Use one or two colours and various shades in between.

Admittedly this isn't much of an analysis as the Posh Test and the Chavs Test sites are essentially the same but hopefully it has served a purpose.

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