I want to encourage all my readers to visit the website “Static Pages, Moving Meanings. ‘Essays on Rhetoric, Writing, and Internet Diaspora.’ ” by Cheyenne Newfield. I reviewed the blog’s website, and I can recommend it highly to anyone who wants to read very insightful content on rhetoric in the age of the internet. The content is not only very informational, but it’s also written in a witty way that feels welcoming and easy to understand. The website is still clean-cut, with a very sleek, non-overwhelming design and colors that are easy to read; it matches the topic of essays well. Even though the articles are long, they are divided into chunks of text and have bolded words, which I think makes them web and user-friendly.
One of my favorite parts is still the memes incorporated into the blog, which mix well with the page’s style and add a nice chuckle to the topics. The incorporation of the keywords is seamless; they are well integrated and do not feel forced, you can still see Newfield style come through.
All in all, the website is perfect. I genuinely have nothing to criticize; every time I revisit, I learn something new, and I can’t wait to see what’s in store for it in the future!