Favorite Breeder Website

RDR: Very informative (almost too much if thats possible) and love the clutch by clutch

EBN: Best pics, hands down

8ball: Great site, wish it was updated and had more pics

VPI, TSK : very informative and great pics

Graziani:Wish it had more facility pics and not so many available morphs on the side when 90% are unavailable

I like Tim and Monica's website. Easy to navigate, straight forward, to the point.
www.baileyreptiles.com/

The birthing records on RDR are nice but they would be better as background info as opposed to the main way to browse his collection.

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Originally Posted by jglass38

I'm with you man. 8 Ball site is great. Ralph's? Ehh...Not so much...

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I agree. I like all the extra resources, but navigating the availability list is a nightmare.

JonV

What do you guys/gals think are the important parts of a website? My thoughts:

Important:
1) Kept updated with availability, prices, and pictures
2) Shows something about the owner/husbandry practices
3) Easy to navigate

Less Important:
1) Flashy stuff/animations
2) User accounts/forums (bp.net is all I need! :gj:)

Anyone have any thoughts on what constitutes a good website?

JonV

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Originally Posted by JASBALLS

Doesnt get any better then this...

http://www.ralphdavisreptiles.com/

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Have to agree with this one. I wasn't very thrilled with the forums, but I may have to look at them again and see if things have changed.

Heather's

Style wise I like NERDS new site (when is it going to be live!) and for information RDR hands down.

i like rdr's clutch page...the forums? too much fighting! lol.. but entertaining nonetheless.

nerd's and ebn for their pics..

vpi for the bragging post..

markus jayne and tsk's are very informative..

justin k and heather's i usually check their blogs..

bailey's and clay davenport's for their dyi page...really helpful..

i like all of them!!:D:D:D:D:D

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Originally Posted by nevohraalnavnoj

Anyone have any thoughts on what constitutes a good website?

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My nods are for 8ball and Mark Mandic for the sections regarding timelines and breeding.

Those are not easy to compile and IMHO shows a level of consideration for other hobbyists that you do not always see.

I like sites that are current, easy to navigate, and are organized. I like clean... clean... clean... clean.

No dancing bologna. No animated fonts, etc. Searching for a page that is buried gets trying regardless of what kind of site it is. I think that the breeders that have clean sites know this. Especially for info pages, as those are the pages that are passed on and linked to for newer keepers to learn from.

It benefits them (the breeders), and it benefits others (new hobbyist and potential customers). It is cyclical.

Bruce

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Originally Posted by munding

clay davenport's for their dyi page...really helpful

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I knew I missed one that I wanted to note. I think that is a great page.

Bruce