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UNSW Embryology- Week 1 - Spermatogenesis - 0 views

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IVF India, IVF clinic, IVF clinic india, Test tube baby india, Women Infertility treatm... - 0 views

www.delhi-ivf.com/index.html

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We provide everything under one roof and make best possible efforts to help our patients to get pregnant in shortest possible time. With continuous efforts and hard work of our highly competitive staff, a "STATE OF THE ART" embryology culture lab, availability of embryologist round the clock, we are able to achieve an astounding success rate of 35-40%.
- elizabeth stewart on 04 Nov 08
  
  The first thing I noticed about the Delhi IVF Fertility Research Centre's website was the colorful setup of the homepage. As I continued to search more around the website, every section I saw was similar. They use colorful title bars, large pictures, and bright writing to draw the reader in. The playful pictures of babies, especially, made the website very welcoming and inviting. Additionally, in describing some of the possibilities, the website showed pictures detailing the science behind the procedures, making the information more accessible to someone without extensive scientific knowledge. I found that the website was not intimidating at all! It seemed to be geared toward almost anyone, and seemed especially inviting to foreigners. Not only the pictures of various flags, but also a whole section dedicated to just learning some more about Delhi and what it has to offer as a city. The website was well layed-out; it was filled with a ton of information, yet did not seem overwhelming. It showed a comprehensive view of the clinic, and asserted both the professionalism and seriousness, as well as their kindness and hospitality. The one thing that surprised me was that they mentioned an "astounding success rate of 35-40%," which I feel could put some people off because it doesn't sound as promising as many people would hope. At the same time though, that proves the clinic's honesty and reliability.
  
  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The first thing I noticed about the Delhi IVF Fertility Research Centre's website was the colorful setup of the homepage. As I continued to search more around the website, every section I saw was similar. They use colorful title bars, large pictures, and bright writing to draw the reader in. The playful pictures of babies, especially, made the website very welcoming and inviting. Additionally, in describing some of the possibilities, the website showed pictures detailing the science behind the procedures, making the information more accessible to someone without extensive scientific knowledge. I found that the website was not intimidating at all! It seemed to be geared toward almost anyone, and seemed especially inviting to foreigners. Not only the pictures of various flags, but also a whole section dedicated to just learning some more about Delhi and what it has to offer as a city. The website was well layed-out; it was filled with a ton of information, yet did not seem overwhelming. It showed a comprehensive view of the clinic, and asserted both the professionalism and seriousness, as well as their kindness and hospitality. The one thing that surprised me was that they mentioned an "astounding success rate of 35-40%," which I feel could put some people off because it doesn't sound as promising as many people would hope. At the same time though, that proves the clinic's honesty and reliability.</div>
  
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N C on 20 Dec 08

I found this site to be truly representative of Indian culture. We discussed it as well in class. It most likely caters to people of the similar background so Im sure it makes a great impression off the bat. To a westerner. im not sure though. Its not exactly going for the cute baby theme pertaining to kids, its more just a stylish kind of design representative of India's colorful culture. The streets of India look like this website. Now im not saying the website looks so horrible that its compared to a third world country, but again im talking about the colors. It's like the Little Havana equivalent. At the sametime the site makes sure to relay a respectable reputation as well highlighting its recent events and providing plenty of information with great facts and figures. Agreeing with Elizabeth, I also agree they have asserted both professionalism and seriousness, while at the same time keeping themselves non intimidating.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I found this site to be truly representative of Indian culture. We discussed it as well in class. It most likely caters to people of the similar background so Im sure it makes a great impression off the bat. To a westerner. im not sure though. Its not exactly going for the cute baby theme pertaining to kids, its more just a stylish kind of design representative of India's colorful culture. The streets of India look like this website. Now im not saying the website looks so horrible that its compared to a third world country, but again im talking about the colors. It's like the Little Havana equivalent. At the sametime the site makes sure to relay a respectable reputation as well highlighting its recent events and providing plenty of information with great facts and figures. Agreeing with Elizabeth, I also agree they have asserted both professionalism and seriousness, while at the same time keeping themselves non intimidating.</div>

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