Has anyone noticed how web portals handle their basic navigation these days. It feels like half the pages out there just stick to old templates, while others try way too hard with weird layouts. What catches your attention first when opening an unfamiliar site.

I was clicking around on a laptop yesterday looking for ordinary web services, just browsing through random domains. The interface looked somewhat busy at first glance, kind of messy in the top corner, but pages open fast enough. If you want to click through the structure on your own, you can inspect things via https://skycrownaustralia.org/login/ without taking anyone word for it. From a technical side, the basic domain data lists standard SSL, standard menu trees, and typical account sections. It looks like just another typical setup, nothing special really. In any case, you should always check things yourself and use your own head.