Using Williams and Tollet's (2000) principles, a lyric page was investigated.
- Alignment:
 The page has text at the top of the page that is centered, while the material toward the bottom is left-justified.  This poses a layout issue for the reader.
 
- Proximity
 There is close proximity between the page's navigation and the title of the page.  Thus, the reader may interpret the navigation as part of the title, or the title a reference to the navigation.
 
- Repetition
 The entire site has no distinguishing characteristics that make it part of a greater whole.  The opening main page has no graphic and no large title.  All the subsequent pages are the same.  It makes the site exist as a fractured set of disjoint pages.
 
- Contrast
 There is no eye-catching material.  There is no graphic or title that makes the page noteworthy or special.  It's uncertain what the topic is as a result.
     The site contains a number of dos and don'ts.
- Dos
- Text is big enough...
- Navigation is easy to use
- Links are underlined...
- Page downloads quickly
 
 
- Don'ts
- Centered type over flush left body copy
- Default blue links
- Missing graphics...
- No focal point
- No contrast