Review Of Nights On The Weekend - 1639 Words

nights on the weekend. These short sessions lasted roughly an hour to two and a half hours and took place during times when The Bar was very busy. These short periods of observation acted as snapshots and were important for gauging the perceived demographics of The Bar’s customers as well as aiding in determining trends in times when the activity at The Bar peaked or decreased. Analysis Reviews As noted above, the number of printed materials from official media sources that contain information on The Bar are negligible. While The Bar is mentioned in travel guides geared towards gay tourists, there is generally only one short sentence to describe the business. The language is extremely sterile and outside of the address there is no†¦show more content†¦The official website for The Bar has a sleek, modern, design. In comparison to the official websites for similar businesses in the area, The Bar’s website is cleanly organized and easy to navigate. The Bar’s website lacks the advertisements that clutter the other businesses’ websites. The websites brightly colored and there is a large emphasis on the visual experience both while interacting with the website and in The Bar’s design. The largest portion of the website is photographs. These photographs are of the interior and exterior of The Bar, as well as The Bar’s management team. S everal of the photos display text when you click on them and the photos of the employees contain hyperlinks to the team member’s contact information. Outside of a handful of well-placed quotes dealing with progress and looking to the future, he wording of the text on the website is minimal and to the point. The tone of the text on the website is positive and in-line with The Bar’s focus on looking to the future rather than the past and being optimistic about progress. There is not a section on the website for customer reviews or testimonials, and the â€Å"photo gallery† section of the website is currently empty. While The Bar is listed as a gay bar on search and discovery websites as well as in the text in the â€Å"tab† of the web browser window, The Bar’s website gives no other indication that the business is intended for the LGBT community. This is different than the