Anthracite: These are the 200 best websites of 2009
In its February issue published on Tuesday, the Swiss magazine Anthrazit presents its editorial selection of the 200 best websites in Switzerland. For the first time, websites that are optimized for cell phones or other mobile devices are also included.
The 200 best Swiss websites of 2009 have now been selected by Anthrazit magazine.
> To the 200 best websites 2009
It's already a tradition: In February 2009, Anthrazit will present the 200 best websites in Switzerland for the 6th time. Unlike many website awards, this is a purely editorial selection. According to publishing director Gabriela Benz, the most important criteria are usefulness and user-friendliness for the consumer. For their assessment, the editorial team evaluated content and utility, usability, design and innovation. The websites are now divided into nine categories: Mobile, Information, Culture, People, Leisure, Money, Shopping, E-Government and Web Culture. Anthrazit deliberately decided not to rank the sites - according to the magazine, all sites in the list of the 200 best websites in Switzerland deserve the title "useful".
The editorial jury included Roger Hausmann, winner of the Swiss Text Award 2008, and usability expert and web entrepreneur Peter Hogenkamp.
For the first time this year, the editorial team also evaluated websites that are specially optimized for cell phones or other mobile devices. "One in ten of the top 200 sites is a website for mobile devices and I expect this proportion to increase significantly over the next few years," explains Anthrazit editor Christian Schwengeler.
The February issue, which was published on Tuesday, was distributed in a large print run of over 50,000 copies.
> To the 200 best websites 2009
It's already a tradition: In February 2009, Anthrazit will present the 200 best websites in Switzerland for the 6th time. Unlike many website awards, this is a purely editorial selection. According to publishing director Gabriela Benz, the most important criteria are usefulness and user-friendliness for the consumer. For their assessment, the editorial team evaluated content and utility, usability, design and innovation. The websites are now divided into nine categories: Mobile, Information, Culture, People, Leisure, Money, Shopping, E-Government and Web Culture. Anthrazit deliberately decided not to rank the sites - according to the magazine, all sites in the list of the 200 best websites in Switzerland deserve the title "useful".
The editorial jury included Roger Hausmann, winner of the Swiss Text Award 2008, and usability expert and web entrepreneur Peter Hogenkamp.
For the first time this year, the editorial team also evaluated websites that are specially optimized for cell phones or other mobile devices. "One in ten of the top 200 sites is a website for mobile devices and I expect this proportion to increase significantly over the next few years," explains Anthrazit editor Christian Schwengeler.
The February issue, which was published on Tuesday, was distributed in a large print run of over 50,000 copies.
