Sunday, November 17, 2013
Best Practices
For this particular blog entry, I chose to take a closer look at different blogger sites that were inspired by food. Many of the food blogger sites I reviewed were similar, but at the same time were unique. However, there was one site that showcased blogs in a very appealing and appetizing way. The site is called Delish. The blog I chose to analyze is called Bitter Sweet. The author's name is anonymous, but it was noted that she is an 18 year old who is full of personality, that combines her love for food in a fun way.
Additionally, she is a vegan who creatively uses her camera to capture her recipes, which brings them to life. There are several best practices regarding function and substance (keeping writing and information delivery in mind) that I took away from this blog that would add value to any blog I create in the future, no matter the topic. I took note of the writing style. I could tell that she took time to think about what she wanted to say, before she said it, and writes clearly so that her thoughts can be received easily. Because her recipes are ones she has chosen because she likes them, she shares them in a neutral way that lacks bias, and allows the reader to draw from her posts what the will, instead of feeling forced to see things the way she does. Indirectly with this writing style I can relate the Food Blogger’s Code of Ethics clauses of being civil, transparent, and being responsible.
The information is delivered in a easy to read format. Graphics and things are kept to a minimum and do not detract from her words and food photos, which are the focal point of her blog. Another key point is her posts are not overloaded with text and are not too wordy, offering substance that is just right. She highlights finished products that are sure to entice vegans and non-vegans alike.
The creator of Bitter Sweet made a great decision to choose a home for her blog, on the Delish.com, where many “foodies” look for new recipes, ideas, and share their own food experiences as well. Please check out the blog! I have included links below.
http://www.delish.com/
http://bittersweetblog.com/
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