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In-class Exercise: IM leagues

When first given this assignment I could not think of a website that I really like or disliked, but then i starting to think about work and the website came to mind. I work for the Campus Recreation center here at UTSA in the Sport Programs department. We are in charge of  Intramural and we have to use a website called imleagues.com, which can be a pain in the butt to use sometimes. Especially as student user trying to create a team. The design of the website is horrible, it is too cluttered. And the primarily cause of the cluttered are the advertisements and the alignment of the advertisements looks as if they were just splashed on there. It has semi-organization in the website, but it could be hard to find rules of the different sports or to find teams that you want to join. For my job, trying to explain were the player could find something on the website could be really hard if we cannot pull up the website it self. The only thing good about it is that we can use it to sign in and u
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