Seniorweb is aimed at persons older than 50 years. This is, well, not bad. Just strange that I – already having glasses – seem to need another pair to read part of its navigation in their forums:

(Click the picture to see the original size, it’s even more blatant). Now, is it just me or would anyone else agree that on a website aimed at elderly persons, readability, accessibility and a clear, structured layout should have highest priority?

Their code suffers from heavy classitis, and the CSS produces mostly parse errors. At least the font-size isn’t in fixed pixels … Please, why can’t designers think in the context their product is going to be used?