The Princeton Review

princetonreview.com

Very much a portal website, it has a huge amount of content/data, but the site is very well organized and almost every little nook and cranny of the site has been touched by the designer(s). It’s no-nonsense working design, usable and geared for getting at the content quickly.

princetonreview.com

Very much a portal website, it has a huge amount of content/data, but the site is very well organized and almost every little nook and cranny of the site has been touched by the designer(s). It’s no-nonsense working design, usable and geared for getting at the content quickly.

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