1. www.ixl.com its appearance of the content is beautiful; guides students through the course easily. The choice of colors, fonts etc are perfect.
2. www.funbrain.com Easy to navigate, but I am not sure about the choice of colors.
3. www.freeprintableonline.com Well organized; contents are well categorized and you can access them with great ease.
4. www.cliffsnotes.com/math Contents well categorized for easy access. Colors and layout is just right.
5. www.algebrahelp.com The organization, details, choice of colors and fonts are very good.
The following five websites needs some work in their appearance:
1. www.artofproblemsolving.com. It is probably the best website regarding content, but the appearance of the homepage is not eye-catching.
2. www.coolmath.com It has plenty of math games, but the pages are so crowded with too much color and too many commercials.
3. www.mathpickle.com/K-12/Videos.html It is a good website ; they just need to work on their color choice.
4. www.aaamath.com The website needs to work on many aspects in its appearance. It is just not attractive
5. http:/tutorial.math.lamar.edu/ The notes in this website are written by Paul-Paul's Notes. The notes / tutorials are on Algebra, Calculus I, Calculus II, Calculus III, and Differential Equations. The notes are simple, but the appearance is not appealing to high school students. When I was taking Calculus II and Calculus III in college few years ago, this website was literally my textbook.
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