Lack of Quality is No Mystery Here

     World Mysteries is a website designed to uncover and explain mysteries of all mediums from all locations. With a strong focus on theories behind said mysteries, this site presents its information in a very conspiratorial way. With its sections devoted to unlocking the secrets of the world, past and present, World Mysteries attempts to draw web browsers in with the promise of exciting new discoveries and conspiracy theories. While the prospect of an exciting site to browse may interest and entice some readers, the faults of this website overpower the potential gains. 

     This site is extremely confusing to navigate. There are  links everywhere with seemingly no organization to them. There are links to articles about every possible topic as well as advertisements and even a "Donate" button. While World Mysteries tries to stay consistent throughout each page, consistency here means a page littered with pictures with barely enough information to tell what is what. It seems to me that the hope for these links is to be just interesting enough to draw in the viewer and then hope the promise of great mysteries and exciting discoveries will retain their attention after they click on the link. 

      Overall, this site is very poorly done. There is no cohesion from page to page. The color scheme and layout varies from page to page and creates a scrapbook feel. Not the kind of scrapbook you can spend hours looking through and stay entertained, however. This is the type of scrapbook made by someone whose artistic abilities are in the negatives on a scale from one to ten. The lack of organization of this site, to me, is a huge no-no. I would advise people looking for reliable  and understandable sources of archaeological information to look elsewhere because finding sensibly presented facts on this site would be very difficult.
      To discover the mysteriously messy and not cohesive site yourself, feel free to visit http://www.world-mysteries.com/