We have all seen some bad websites. By "bad" websites, we are referring to "bad design". You know, the sites that have...
As I mentioned in lecture, the distinction between "Bad" and "Ugly" is a little vague. IMO, "Bad" means a site, which may be esthetically pleasing otherwise, includes errors such as broken links and images that don't display while "Ugly" speaks for itself. It's entirely possible for a site to be both "Bad" AND "Ugly", but not necessarily.
The goal for this class is not to just create websites, but to design websites that work well for the people who use them. So...as you're creating/designing websites this semester, keep in mind all of the annoying and poorly designed websites that you have come across so as not to make the same mistakes.