What to Review The purpose of the report is to provide a critical evaluation of the nominated website and to support your observations and comments convincingly. The nominated website should be...

1. ABOUT
In today’s world if a company wants to make its felt online then the first and foremost step to
make an impact is via a good website which is clean, easy to navigate, clean and concise. If a
person wants to find any information whether it is related to news, food, hotel etc. they are
most likely to turn into the internet and find it. Those days are long gone when people relied
on the phone books or guides to find any particular information. Now this is just a click or
swipe away. An optimized website is very important because then only you can leave a good
impression on your potential customers. A quality website is well-polished i.e. it has no
spelling errors, no blurry images, matching fonts, visually appealing contents, modern and
functional. If you have these qualities incorporated in your website then the visitor will come
back to your website again and again. Looking at current trend of increasing mobiles, you
have to make your website built in such a way that it is optimal for mobile viewing.
Navigation on the website plays an important part because if the user finds any difficulty in
using the website then he will leave and try another website and this will result in a lost
opportunity.
In this report, I am going to undertake an in-depth evaluation of the following website:
Website: http://www.newsweek.com/
The review is to be carried out within the context of responsive web design (RWD) and
development principles. The report will draw particular attention to the interactive aspects and
design aspects relating to responsiveness of the overall website. This report will provide a
critical evaluation of the nominated website and will be supported by observations and
comments convincingly.
The nominated website will be reviewed using Google Chrome’s device simulator. Below
setting will be used for making reviews:
1 .Large Display
Generic notebook or desktop with display greater than 1280x768 pixels.
2. Medium Display
Any mobile device with display approximately 480x640 to 700x960 pixels, in both landscape
and portrait orientation.
3. Tiny display
Any mobile device with display approximately 200x320 to 400x640 pixels, in both landscape
and portrait orientation.
The review of the nominated website must be thorough and sufficiently comprehensive to
include 5 different screen displays.
2. INTRODUCTION
2.1 Newsweek
As discussed above, in this report we are going to review http://www.newsweek.com/
website. Newsweek is an American weekly news magazine which was founded in 1933 by
http://www.newsweek.com/
http://www.newsweek.com/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/News_magazine
Thomas J.C. Martyn. Newsweek is one of the premier news magazine and website that has
been bringing high-quality journalism to readers around the globe for over 80 years.
Newsweek provides the latest news, in-depth analysis and ideas about international issues,
technology, business, culture and politics. In addition to its online and mobile presence,
Newsweek publishes weekly English print editions in the United States, Europe/Middle
East/Africa and Asia as well as editions in Japanese, Korean, Polish, Serbian and Spanish.
Newsweek is owned by Newsweek Media Group
The main task here is to find is to review the RWD of the Newsweek website using the
Chrome Device Emulator. In this Report I have also used real device along with the Chrome
emulator.
2.2 Chrome Device Emulator
Website testing is becoming very complex day by day. Those days are long gone when
functionality of a website was checked in a couple of browsers. Now we have different type
mobile, tablet and desktop devices available in the market which used different type of
Operating systems and screen resolutions.
One cannot simply make a website on his laptop or desktop and give the results of its
performance on the basis of his/her machine. So to avoid the pain of using different devices,
chrome brought in the Device emulator which can be used in place of the different mobile
phones with different resolutions. Currently all browsers provide emulation tools but the best
in the market is of...