Examples of Bad Websites

Some bad websites submitted to us are old.  Some are small, with very limited content.  Not only is this insufficient website both of those, NONE of the navigation choices lead to anything but a 404 error.

The header is made of Flash; why ANYONE is still doing this is one of the mysteries we hope to solve soon.  The money wasted on Flash could've been put toward some actual design or content.  

We're often curious about companies who create the bad websites we see, and if you click on the company taking credit - the resulting website explains a lot.  

Golden Jackass.  Now THERE'S a interesting company name.  You might FEEL like a jackass after visiting this website, because it is nearly impossible to discern what this bad website is even about.  Pack Mules?  Evil Social Networks?  The October Hat Trick Letter?  

After some careful clicking around, this website wants users to subscribe at a cost of $110 for 6 months - but we're still not sure what the payoff is.  We did notice in the Privacy Policy that not "a single accusation of impropriety" has ever been lodged.  We are lodging one - for awful website design!

Here's a website in search of an identity.  It's meant to be - judging by it's URL - about Classic New York Street Gangs.  There are flags representing the USA, Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico - but Malawi?  Maybe we can learn something here after all...

Or not.  The flags aren't links.  The beckoning skull needs to be clicked on to enter the site - and once you do, we'll just say "enjoy."  The Black Spades, The Crazy Homicides Inc., Together We Chill...there's a lot of history here including vintage photos.  

This website functions as an interesting historical tribute - too bad the landing page and overall design is such a turnoff.

Bad websites are everywhere - submit ones you come across using this link.

Fire.com is an awesome domain name - think about what you'd expect when visiting a website called fire.com...but don't spend too much time because you are going to be disappointed.

The company behind fire.com claims to have been in business for 20 years - since 1979.  So maybe we shouldn't expect too much from a website made in 1999.   BUT!  You can and should update your website as times (and technologies) change.

Here at boogersite, we get a lot of submissions for bad websites.  Sometimes, we go looking for the creator, to see if it was just a fluke, or if the submitted website is one of many by the same firm.  Today, we have found a nest of bad websites.

If you've clicked on the thumbnail to the left, you've gone to a black screen with flashing words.  You'll need to (yeah, we know) click on those words to get to the actual website.  Once there, you'll see a list of websites "developed" by this company. 

Every one of them is a boogersite.  

The Logan Group "specializes in creating compelling websites that serve our clients (sic) needs, with a flare."  A flare?  Watch out, those things get HOT.  

All we can say politely is...enjoy.  :) :)