The overall look of your site is very nice and pleasant to read. I like the page banner and the page layout in general.

However, you may want to increase your font size of your main text on all of your pages to the size of the text on the Rush page. The About page would be better if it was split into two or three pages because there is an awful lot of information in small type that is difficult to read, something that occurs on most of the site.

I am not sure if your organization has official colors but you may want to make them prominent in the design of your site.

Wow, this is very nicely laid out. The colors are pleasing and the symbolism and spirit of the sorority is evident.

I would suggest that you reorder your site menu bar. Arranging the pages in alphabetical is not typical and may cause frustration when trying to locate information.

You also may want to make your calendar interactive or, at the very least, include links to flyers or another page with more information on your many events. This will help users who want to find out how to attend your events.

Good luck.

Thanks for the suggestions, everyone. I was told that having a calendar gave out too much specific information about our chapter, so I just put general information such as "initiation" or "depinning", etc. so that, if the girls forgot a date or time they could just look up the website real quick. Our old CPO freaked out about the calendar part of the website, so I'm just going to leave it as is, haha.

But as for the person that talked about the menu links, what do you mean? How should I arrange them if not alphabetical order? I thought listing them in alphabetical order would be the easiest way of finding things. :)

If you look at different organization and company websites, the links generally start with Home or Main, then list things like Calendar, Mission/History, Activities, etc. then Contact Us or About Us are the last items in the list. When viewing websites, people just expect this general order. I hope this helps.

I've usually seen About Us as the second listing and things like Calendar at the end but before things like Photo Gallery. But I hear what you are saying.

When I view a site I want to know who you are (purpose, history, etc.) what do you do (activities, etc.,) who does it (members,) when do you do it (calendar,) and how can I contact you, in that order.

I think when ordering your menu buttons you have to think of what people are going to look at most. So, not only do you have to consider first time visitors who will want to know about your philanthropy, and mission and returning visitors who might just want to look at updated pictures and the calander. if you find you have a lot of people e-mailing you about things, then maybe contacts should be first. or if the most people that visit your site are alumnae then maybe that should be first.

and i agree with you about the calander thing. if it's a sorority only event, not everyone needs to know all of the information. which is why my sorority has a calander online just for us and one for the public.

MCCOYRED, Thanks for the ideas, I'll keep them in mind as I work on the new page. :)

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LOL, I have checked many Chapter, Local, and National Web Sites out, LXA while has a great site, it is over cumberson.

Us the kiss principle but give information.

Will check it out.:D

cute website!! you can tell you worked hard on it!!

Nice website. I've sign the guestbook.:)

nice website :)

this is our chapter's new site...

http://www.gsuzetas.org

Good job!

Very cute website! Great job!

I do have a question though...I noticed that you had a Recruitment Booklet on your website. Do all national sororities have this, or is this something that your chapter created to hand out at recruitment? It's really cute, and something that I'd like to suggest to my chapter. :)

This is actually something i just made a few weeks ago. i found something similar to it during our last recruitment and thought it was something good to have but the information was really outdated and it was just random papers stapled together. so i redid it and made it more uniform. i'm not sure if a lot of other sororities do this because mine is the only national one of campus. i'm sure some have national booklets and brochures but i don't know if any chapter makes their own.

we decided to do this because at my school, not all the girls come into college knowing a lot about sororities, it being a tech school and all. and it also gives girls the ability to know what we're talking about when we say something about philanthropies, or local vs. national so they don't feel clueless and left out.