Oh wow i think im having a seizure now lol. Either they got really lazy with designing the site or they really love bright colors o.o
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World's Ugliest Website
Started by BooZker, Jan 18 2007 04:57 AM
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#152
Posted 30 November 2009 - 05:07 AM
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH WTFWTFWTFWTF MY EYES
Accept Jesus Or Forever Be Tormented With The Forever Scrolling Of My Seizure Inducing Background?
OK I ACCEPT YOUR CHALLENGE AND WILL MAKE A WEBSITE THAT LOOKS WORSE

-makes a gaywebs account
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Accept Jesus Or Forever Be Tormented With The Forever Scrolling Of My Seizure Inducing Background?
OK I ACCEPT YOUR CHALLENGE AND WILL MAKE A WEBSITE THAT LOOKS WORSE
-makes a gaywebs account
Edited by Soviet Rathe, 30 November 2009 - 05:10 AM.
#154
Posted 30 December 2009 - 12:25 AM
I was looking around the rest of the site, and they had sections for link swapping, so I assume its a really old site. If this is what Christianity's true colors are, I really wouldn't convert because of this site, (not being racist or anything), but the background kills my eyes. I wonder if this is what the old internet was. No wonder Mosaic was killed off, no one wanted to see sites like this, it was better without images. I mean its so random. Its so horrible. There so much random stuff on that site, it makes no sense.
#155
Posted 03 January 2010 - 05:12 AM
To begin, I'm a designer, so that naturally affects the way that I look at things. That being said, I consider at least half of the websites I come across to be ugly. I consider them so for a number of reasons, but the typical reasons are: the design was cluttered, the arrangement/navigation made little sense, the site required excessive viewer interaction to find what they need, there were too many animations, there were excessively bold or otherwise poor color choices, or there was a lack of consideration for accessibility.
STILL, however, I have to acknowledge the old saying that "beauty is in the eye of the beholder". What looks good to me won't necessarily look that great to you, and vice-versa. Chances are that the person who designed the website you mentioned thought it wasn't that ugly, or else they probably wouldn't have made it look the way they did. (That or they simply didn't care.)
STILL, however, I have to acknowledge the old saying that "beauty is in the eye of the beholder". What looks good to me won't necessarily look that great to you, and vice-versa. Chances are that the person who designed the website you mentioned thought it wasn't that ugly, or else they probably wouldn't have made it look the way they did. (That or they simply didn't care.)
#158
Posted 16 July 2011 - 11:39 AM
I believe I must agree with other people... Not only is it an eyesore because of the horrendous, annoying background and not-so-blending colours, but also the site is waaay too empty. I believe this is trying to get people to believe in Christianity, but a few bible verses is probably not going to make people convinced. And, my final note is that the moonwalking cat is quite disturbing. Too much? Nope. Too less.
#159
Posted Today, 09:59 AM
What? Really? This is ugly? Not meaning to boast, but by your standards the web sites I used to design would be a lot uglier than that. But let's just say, it was like that, plus fixedsys font (for those of you who know what that's like), plus strict HTML tables, &c. It's just too bad that they are no longer online, but hidden in the stacks somewhere, so I can't demonstrate to you.
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