Judging criteria

Peer Review is a very important part of the DigitalFilipino.com Web Awards.
At the minimum, entries subjected for review must meet the following criteria:

• Each page in the site must have a unique title tag.
• The site must have a search feature (either internally developed or 3rd party widget) that allows a visitor to explore the available contents further.
  
  - this is a new requirement defined for the 2009 awards.

On October 20 to 29, club members involved in the judging shall evaluate and submit reviews on entries (in categories that are assigned to them). For scoring purposes, entries are judged according to the following six criteria. Highest score is 10 per criteria.

1. Search engine readiness
   - Title tags
   - Keywords strength
   - Page strength
   
2. Content/Organization
   - Clear purpose
   - Target audience is clearly defined
   - Citation of sources, whenever used
   - Freshness
   - Originality
   - Accuracy of information
   
3. Structure and navigation
   - Opening page
   - Content connection and transition
   - Writing and conventions
   - Ease of navigation
   - Link usefulness
   
4. Design and functionality
   - Overall layout
   - Colors, background, text
   
5. Technical performance
   - Page loading
   - Browser flexibility
   - Live links
   
6. Interactivity
   - Audience involvement
   - Overall experience

Note that this juding criteria may be improved for further clarity and guidance of club members.
Additional info:

• Technical judging

This video has an explanation of the judging criteria as well presented during the DigitalFilipino Web Awards 2008 recognition ceremony.

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Peer Review Judging Criteria

Peer Review is a very important part of the DigitalFilipino.com Web Awards. Club members must evaluate and submit reviews on entries (in categories that are assigned to them). The top 3 highest scoring entries in each category are submitted to the entire club membership for final evaluation.

For scoring purposes, entries are judged according to six criterias. Highest score is 10 per criteria.

1. Theme
   - Entry fits the right category
2. Content/Organization
   - Clear purpose
   - Target audience is clearly defined
   - Citation of sources, whenever used
   - Freshness
   - Originality
   - Accuracy of information
3. Structure and navigation
   - Opening page
   - Content connection and transition
   - Writing and conventions
   - Ease of navigation
   - Link usefulness
4. Design and functionality
   - Overall layout
   - Colors, background, text
5. Technical performance
   - Page loading
   - Browser flexibility
   - Live links
6. Interactivity
   - Audience involvement
   - Overall experience

Note that this juding criteria may be improved for further clarity and guidance for club members.