Water is an invaluable resource and everylastdrop .co.uk illustrates how much we waste in litres albeit. The site is full of color and at first glance is lacking in color.
The pastel color seem to be through out and give some very detailed illustrations.
We follow a red headed brit through his day as we scroll. As we go panel from panel the background and our friend the brit fall flawlessly into place. It is quite magical to see it happen. We constantly see how much water is wasted on everyday activities such cooking food taking baths and showers. It gets it message across very well. I feel like I should be doing something about the problem.
However I do find some problems in the site. I feel the pastels water down the message. I fell like the site could have you darker colors and ccould have come across a lot stronger. I feel the colors are just to bright for such a serious message.
This is not the only thing that I fid wrong with. I find myself asking the question does detail replace texture. The answer for me is no. The detail does not look like you can feel it with your hand a key characteristic of texture. The site could be little more interactive and give more facts but other those little gripes I find myself satisfied by the site.
This is very interesting site. It important message gets across well through the text. The scrolling and transition between the pieces of information are practically seem but tend to be slow in some part leaving me to feel a bit awkward.
The colors are a little t o bright for the message and there is a lot of texture missing from the site, which is apparently replaced by fine detail.
In retrospect, the site does what it needs to even with the few flaws it has. The message is something that should be heeded and I feel like the what makes the site should reflect the message in spades. This site just does not do it.