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This blog is to introduce the topic site complexity and give examples of the various classification of site complexity. There are three levels that make up site complexity these are level 1, level 2 and level 3. A level 1 site is classified as a simple site this where no form of interaction can be identified; there is no feed where as a level 2 site is known as a site with minimal amount of interaction from the audience, its feed is small and can be seen on blogs and finally the level 3 site is the site that provides a great amount of interaction and feed seen on websites associated with store fronts. Complexity of a site is often determined by a team size.

Level one (1)

http://www.supremeventures.com/dailyresults

http://jamaica-gleaner.com/

http://www.level1.com/

With these sites there were no interaction between the site and audience the only thing that these sites offered were information and no option for feedback from its customers. All it offered was a form to fill out to get additional information. NO FEED

Level two (2)

http://lms.doyenwilliams.com/

http://www.maccosmetics.com/index.tmpl

http://www.oovoo.com/home.aspx

These were classified as level two sites as they only offered a small amount of feed and the interaction level was very low in comparison to the level three sites. With these types of site a smaller team would be needed or just a single individual to complete these site. The availability of options were minimal in these sites.

Level three (3)

http://www.free-tv-video-online.me/

http://www.eharmony.com/

http://www.mona.uwi.edu/

http://www.nick.com/

These four site are chosen as level three sites because they all offer a great amount of feed and demanded a  delegation of a larger team to put the complete site also the options they offer such as the streaming of videos  and live interaction.