Most importantly, Guysway is simple (and free!) to use. It’s fairly intuitive to navigate the website, and once you’ve found where to search by location, it offers the ability to filter by a number of factors, like the type of massage you’re after, price range, body type, and so on. Each masseuse has a profile, making it really simple for me to pick one I like the look of. The ability to rate masseuses is especially great as I know exactly what I’ll be getting when I pick a certain masseuse.
The biggest issue with Guysway is formatting. The text is quite small in a lot of the tabs, the format varies from tab to tab (e.g. between the ‘blog’ tab and the ‘about’ tab) and the blog hasn’t been updated in six months (which is a shame as the posts were quite interesting!). The ability to ‘search’ is on the home page, but when I click on the ‘search’ tab next to it nothing happens. When I go to ‘about’ and then click search, a bar appears to search by post code. I think the search function needs to be streamlined.
In summary, the strength of Guysway is really the total control you have over what you look for in a masseuse. The only issue is it’s a little clunky-looking in places, and can be confusing to find where to search by all these different options.
Subscribe
0 Comments