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As you enter the website you are presented with a large image of Adele, which is actually an over the shoulder shot of her singing at one of her shows, surrounded by her fans. When you hover over the image it appears with which performance this was, including when and where it was. The basic design leaves viewers focusing on Adele and the use of a photo from her show will make fans even more eager to go. As you scroll down the page you are presented with a message from Adele herself which gives the impression you are connecting with her, almost speaking to her as you are reading as she begins to thank her fans and explains how she feels.

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You are then presented with the page below which gives you the option of what page you want to visit next. This page is bright and very eye catching, however works well with the home page as similar colours appear in the audience of Adele's performance.

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I then went on the 'music' page where I was presented with a large image of her face with the name of her newest album and a link where I was able to purchase the album if I wanted to. As I scrolled down I could see a list of all the songs in that album and 'watch' 'lyrics' and 'buy' options for each of them which was easily accessible. This was the same all the way down the page with her older albums below.

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Adele's 'photo' page was really impressive and I was particularly impressed with the organisation of the images. They were presented with locations and dates over the top so you could click on the images you most wanted to see. This made it easier for the viewers as it meant they could easily go straight to certain photos and not have to scroll threw all of the ones they wasn't interested in.