When I was applying I was slightly put off by the website and felt it didn't suggest a top drama school, it's also very difficult to find specific and detailed information about each course.
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Meurig Marshall
11 years ago
It's embarrassing, must be fixed!
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catherine
11 years ago
we requested this ages ago and nothing was done
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Alex Wells-King
11 years ago
Couldn't agree more
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Ruth Brandon
11 years ago
I agree, our site was one of the most difficult to navigate when I was applying for drama schools.
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Rebecca Finch
11 years ago
It's in desperate need of an update
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Ellie Moon
11 years ago
For god's sake please
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lily newmark
11 years ago
finally!
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Rebecca
11 years ago
"Everyone is connected to the internet these days, whether it be through a laptop, tablet or smartphone and being able to browse information and services online is readily available at the touch of a button. When you visit a website that looks and feels great while being easy to interact with you immediately think better of that product or service. The point being that if two sites offered exactly the same content, one being a professional bespoke design and the other being a basic HTML site someone threw together in half an hour – your perception of the same thing is very different just from the way it is portrayed." and "Another key aspect of a great website is the look and feel. It is important to have an up to date, interactive feel about your website. Nobody wants to hang around on a site where text is hard to read, images are poorly positioned or don’t load properly or the site feels outdated. The site is the forefront of the business, when your target audience land on the homepage, that’s what is going to make a lot of peoples minds up about whether or not they purchase your products or services, or just bounce back to Google. A high street shop is well presented to its audience in the same way a website must be." (www.seosilly.co.uk) I believe those quotes lay out as plan as day, the importance of a good website, the same importance as it talks about for business's evidently applies to us too. At first I wasn't sure, but then I had a good look at our website and looked at other Top Drama School websites, and found that the comparison is ridiculous. Even looking at the University's own website then East15s is enough to make you realise their needs to be change. We really need the uni to make this website be a reflection of the hardwork and talent that comes out of the place.
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Lez Coupland
11 years ago
Improve the website !!!!!
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Natasha Grunert
11 years ago
It needs to be more grown up. Represent young adults. Not school kids.
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mary denn
11 years ago
totally agree, also the Facebook page doesn't have a profile picture!
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bethany simons-denville
11 years ago
Its a really awful, the website almost stopped me from auditioning here.
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Lewis Page
11 years ago
Absolutely in need of a serious upgrade. When compared to the websites of RADA and Guildhall it really is quite embarrassing.
rowena123
When I was applying I was slightly put off by the website and felt it didn't suggest a top drama school, it's also very difficult to find specific and detailed information about each course.
It's embarrassing, must be fixed!
we requested this ages ago and nothing was done
Couldn't agree more
I agree, our site was one of the most difficult to navigate when I was applying for drama schools.
It's in desperate need of an update
For god's sake please
finally!
"Everyone is connected to the internet these days, whether it be through a laptop, tablet or smartphone and being able to browse information and services online is readily available at the touch of a button. When you visit a website that looks and feels great while being easy to interact with you immediately think better of that product or service. The point being that if two sites offered exactly the same content, one being a professional bespoke design and the other being a basic HTML site someone threw together in half an hour – your perception of the same thing is very different just from the way it is portrayed." and "Another key aspect of a great website is the look and feel. It is important to have an up to date, interactive feel about your website. Nobody wants to hang around on a site where text is hard to read, images are poorly positioned or don’t load properly or the site feels outdated. The site is the forefront of the business, when your target audience land on the homepage, that’s what is going to make a lot of peoples minds up about whether or not they purchase your products or services, or just bounce back to Google. A high street shop is well presented to its audience in the same way a website must be." (www.seosilly.co.uk) I believe those quotes lay out as plan as day, the importance of a good website, the same importance as it talks about for business's evidently applies to us too. At first I wasn't sure, but then I had a good look at our website and looked at other Top Drama School websites, and found that the comparison is ridiculous. Even looking at the University's own website then East15s is enough to make you realise their needs to be change. We really need the uni to make this website be a reflection of the hardwork and talent that comes out of the place.
Improve the website !!!!!
It needs to be more grown up. Represent young adults. Not school kids.
totally agree, also the Facebook page doesn't have a profile picture!
Its a really awful, the website almost stopped me from auditioning here.
Absolutely in need of a serious upgrade. When compared to the websites of RADA and Guildhall it really is quite embarrassing.
It's desperately needs improvement
2nd Year BA Contemporary Theatre
Currently in 2nd Year on BA Acting
Upgrade this website!
Been needing a upgrade for years...