[thisnthat]

If you are searching for info and you find a site that has some pretty good stuff but it looks ugly or cluttered or just unprofessional, do you leave? Do you try to find another site with similar info that is more aesthetically appealing or do you just go ahead and deal with it?

[vathsala]

If the site is legit and have good stuff to learn or earn , then i will stick on with it rather giving priority to its look. It can look ugly or cluttered. i do not bother much about it. I go with its quality and not appearance

[darrensurrey]

This site is pretty popular. Has been around for maybe 10 years.
http://www.lingscars.com/

[mcliffi]

If you are searching for info and you find a site that has some pretty good stuff but it looks ugly or cluttered or just unprofessional, do you leave? Do you try to find another site with similar info that is more aesthetically appealing or do you just go ahead and deal with it?

It all depends on what i need from the site.For it does not matter on the level of attractiveness as long as i get what i need from the site.Attractive sites can be deceiving at times.

[castbound]

If the website has content thats worth watching/reading then I stay on the website no matter what.We should all know that design is not the most important thing.Yes it is important,but our websites must have great both great content and design.

[blair]

If I'm searching about a certain topic then I tend to be more forgiving about the aesthetics. But if I'm looking for some legit work from home opportunities, the look or layout matters to me.

[silverleafy]

This site is pretty popular. Has been around for maybe 10 years.
http://www.lingscars.com/

omg my eyes , hurt so mutch that is horrible

[darrensurrey]

This site is pretty popular. Has been around for maybe 10 years.
http://www.lingscars.com/

omg my eyes , hurt so mutch that is horrible

Check the source code.

[Mark]

Well, I have to say yes, I hate bad-looking sites that are unattractive.

[TotallyNerdDude]

honestly, It affects your interest when the look of a site was unpleasing and you will start to think that the site was just full of garbage.

[martinmilcev]

Personally, if the site looks visually ugly, or unattractive, I leave it. It's like 70% of the site.

[Alexandoy]

The attraction of a site to me is the fast display of the entire page. And the distraction of a site to me is the ads that clutter the site as if the ads were the main focus.

[silverleafy]

depends if i really need to go on that site , but if i go for the fun or I'm just curious and is ugly il bounce

[grecy0905]

The first thing that I will notice about the site is its layout. If the site is using dark colors like, black, gray or violet, all the dark colors , surely I will not stay in that site because it will hurt my eyes. If the site also has a lot of clutter advertisements that makes it slow in downloading every page, then I rather not stay because it will just eats my time. Definitely if the site is not appealing to me, I bounce back.

[thisnthat]

This site is pretty popular. Has been around for maybe 10 years.
http://www.lingscars.com/

Thanks for posting that link. I think my eyes are bleeding now.

If I'm searching about a certain topic then I tend to be more forgiving about the aesthetics. But if I'm looking for some legit work from home opportunities, the look or layout matters to me.

I'm kind of the opposite of this. If I'm just surfing, and it's not something hugely important, I'm more likely to find another site. If there is actual, legit, paying work on a site, it can be ugly as heck, and I'll still go. I mean, if it looks horribly unprofessional I'll be a little nervous, but if it's proven to be honest and to pay, I'm there.

The first thing that I will notice about the site is its layout. If the site is using dark colors like, black, gray or violet, all the dark colors , surely I will not stay in that site because it will hurt my eyes. If the site also has a lot of clutter advertisements that makes it slow in downloading every page, then I rather not stay because it will just eats my time. Definitely if the site is not appealing to me, I bounce back.

This is another good point. I hate slow loading sites and those that are difficult to navigate. I prefer a user friendly site that's simple and clean. Dark themes are actually easier on my eyes than sites that are too bright, as long as it doesn't have dark copy on a dark background.

[romtierr]

it doesn't matter to me as long as it interest me

[castbound]

This is another good point. I hate slow loading sites and those that are difficult to navigate. I prefer a user friendly site that's simple and clean. Dark themes are actually easier on my eyes than sites that are too bright, as long as it doesn't have dark copy on a dark background.

I also like simple and clean websites because they are really understandable.I can see everything on the website and find all I want.

[WorkAtHomeGal]

Ads is what does it for me. If I come to a site so full of ads that it takes a bit to load or is lacking any real content then I leave it, I can't stand that. I don't care if sites have ads but an insane amount is kind of crazy.

[thisnthat]

Ads is what does it for me. If I come to a site so full of ads that it takes a bit to load or is lacking any real content then I leave it, I can't stand that. I don't care if sites have ads but an insane amount is kind of crazy.

Oh, I agree. I don't mind some, in fact, I expect some. Yet, when a site is so cluttered with ads that you're afraid to try to click on anything because you might accidentally click an ad, I'm out. It's just way too obvious that the site is there for the sole purpose of making money, which usually means the content is going to be garbage or copied anyway.

[ahmedjamal]

Hmm, I think content is what people look for first.
If the site looks like peice of but has good stuff, People will be around