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Revitalizing the Slow Food Baltimore Homepage for Enhanced User Engagement

The current design of the Slow Food Baltimore homepage suffers from excessive repetition and bland aesthetics, primarily due to the heavy use of white space, which detracts from the overall theme and intent. To enrich user experience, implementing a rotating homepage image or a gallery of engaging thumbnails that expand on hover can add visual flair. The design should be visible without scrolling and feel more organic. Selecting inviting imagery, such as homemade cookies rather than vague objects, can foster a warm and welcoming atmosphere for visitors.

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Revitalizing the Slow Food Baltimore Homepage for Enhanced User Engagement

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  1. CURRENT DESIGN Melanie Yanney, PRWR 625

  2. CURRENT DESIGN WITH COMMENTARY Too much repetition in such a small space Excessive use of white is bland and inconsistent with the theme and intent of the homepage. Warm up this design! A great design opportunity to add visual impact is to either develop a rotating homepage image or to feature a collection of thumbnail photos that are enlarged when users scroll over them. This homepage is only visible on computer monitors above the horizontal line without scrolling. The revised design should not require users to scroll on the homepage. Users may expect a more organic feel to the site. Even the choice of homepage photography is obscure and uninviting. Homemade – and slightly imperfect - chocolate chip cookies may be a better homepage graphic than this obscure jar of spoons and radishes. Melanie Yanney, PRWR 625

  3. REVISED DESIGN SLOW FOOD BALTIMORE Home About & Contact Events Snail Approved News & Photos Slow Food Baltimore supports a locally sourced, environmentally and socially responsible food system that is accessible to all. We encourage and promote gatherings centered on the enjoyment of food, the sharing of ideas and traditions and a more harmonious way of life. Search Melanie Yanney, PRWR 625

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