Submitted by bigculture on Fri, 01/01/2010 - 22:43
I may have missed this relaunched date for the new and improve Jamaica Netball Association Website but I recently stumbled on the new look and I am impressed. There is no second guessing as to where you are and the front page of the website offers a vibrant and sporty feel. This is captured in the use of images that provides the central focus to the web site look and feel.
Netball is a popular sport in Jamaica and the country ranks consistently in the top five countries across the globe. Like any other successful sports association, players and people behind the scene is highlighted across the website.
The Jamaica National Netball association website encourages visitor engagement through a discussion board, blogs section and a find a player feature. While the discussion board seems to be in its infancy, the site managers should ensure that a person is dedicated to manage the forum. This can also be said about its blog, it is critical that content remains fresh and relevant.
This is obviously a step in the right direction and I am looking forward to the addition of Web 2.0 functionalities (Twitter, Facebook etc) that will help to expand this website audience.
So I am not sure why I decided to write this but with all the news about Tiger Woods, I cannot help but to ask the question. What if Tiger Woods was a Jamaican?
Race for Hope is a fun and healthy way for Jamaicans to contribute to the refurbishment of Jamaica’s icon for wildlife and education, health and nurturing of ourselves and our country, the Hope Zoo.
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Submitted by bigculture on Mon, 08/17/2009 - 12:01
Many of us, who watched Usain Bolt blazed the track with an incredible run of 9.58 over 100 m at the IAAF World Championship on August 16, are still recovering from this awesome performance.
Official website of 100m world record holder Usain Bolt. The site features the latest update on what's happening in the world of Bolt and recent videos and photos.
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Race for Hope is a fun and healthy way for Jamaicans to contribute to the refurbishment of Jamaica’s icon for wildlife and education, health and nurturing of ourselves and our country, the Hope Zoo.