Current article is dedicated to the confrontation of two competitive websites that offer lots of customers' opinions about various produces and services. These sources are called PissedConsumer.com and Consumer Reports. What will be the crucial thing, the ardor or the reputation?

The first test is very simple and you can execute it on your own: just load those sites at the same time. If we match the looks we will see that Consumer Reports has a bit simpler but more professional interface. The basic hues that are used during the creating of the website are grey, white and blue. Here you may find a great deal of various links and images which are completed with short articles. Pissed Consumer also utilizes a simple interface with a generous red and white tone. Anyway, Consumer Reports looks considerably more professional as Pissed Consumer does. That is partially due to the different advertisements all over their page (supplied by Google). Some designers do not consider the fact that too many links with no images will repulse and clients wouldn't wish to deal with this site again. There are two sections that are really useful. One is a recently discussed bar that demonstrates you the reviews or complaints with the latest comments to them. “Hot topics” are shown by the other section. They are demonstrated only in single word hyperlink. The only thing that I didn't like is the little font size utilized in the hyperlinks which are placed in hot topic section.

For the consumer that visits Consumer Reports at the first time it is really easy to seek for some required topics as they are strictly subdivided into several main subject matters. There is a Consumer Reports Magazine, but there are many topics on their webpage which comprise the discussions of the issues located in this magazine. The organization of Pissed Consumer is also quite proper but it has some obvious disadvantages. Lots of people who visit that site at the first time complain about a huge amount of bad organized data which confounded them at once. The right side does comprise a main roll of categories but they are broad without an ability to make them more particular. Both sites include some perfect searching engines that make the navigation processes executed by visitors really easy. There is an opinion that Consumer Reports comprises considerably greater amount of information but it is not right, actually. Pissed Consumer has got more subdivisions which include more information than Consumer Reports but it is harder to find exactly what you want due to quite not comprehensible interface.

Those sites cover practically the same range of subject matters of topics but Consumer Report seems to be better organized and attentive for its visitors. It allows the client to quickly and effectively find the data that they are looking for. Our little analysis displays that Pissed Consumer is not so comfortable and involving for visitors as Consumer Reports does.