Being as I am Chinese

This is my evaluation for Appetite for China. I didn't particularly like my other evaluation....haha, but I'll post this one.

Appetite for China by Diana Kuan
Kuan, in her about me, refers to her childhood and how it influenced her love of Chinese food. She is a freelance writer; therefore her work is pretty credible. What’s useful about her blog is that she describes more than the taste of the food, she describes her reaction to the food also. She loves all forms of Chinese food, whether it is strange or odd-looking. The intended audience is everyone from teenagers to adults. The home page is very inviting and warmly-colored. The heading is large and also has a few pictures of Chinese food, inviting the readers in. This blog is extremely easy to navigate because of its set-up. The passages are located on the left, and there are buttons located near the top and right for the readers to click on. The design, though a bit bland, is still fall-colored, appealing to the senses of the readers. The creator’s name and contact info are present, making it easier to ask her questions about certain topics. Each topic is dated and very easy to peruse.