The Bravo Channel site is designed along the same lines as the cult TV channel; the devilish gates on the home page advise all who enter to abandon hope. The overall design is very impressive and it helps to draw attention away from the lack of information available on the Web pages.
Although, there are many opportunities for viewers to express their opinion about the channel, the interactive side is well developed. There is the opportunity to communicate with other Bravo fans and find out how you can get more involved in the programming. There are also a number of weird and wonderful screen savers to download. However, the actual schedule information is limited and hard to find.
This site has a very intimate feel about it; it really is a meeting place for minds who subscribe to the Bravo cult. Anyone who does not belong to this group will feel very much an outsider when they cross into the home page from ‘hell’.
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