All about labelling

Today I have focused my insight on labeling on a torrent sharing website called TorLock.

It is relatively new and I believe it was created due to the large number of current torrent sharing websites lacking the core principles that this site introduces. As part of the requirements, I have provided here a navigation system table, providing navigational labels and what labels they lead to.

Label	Destination’s heading label	Destination’s <TITLE> label
Main top-of-page
Torlock	Torlock	TorLock - The No Fakes Torrent Site
Movies	Movies	TorLock - Verified Movies
Television	Television	TorLock - Verified Television
Games	Games	TorLock - Verified Games
Music	Music	TorLock - Verified Music
Software	Software	TorLock - Verified Software
Anime	Anime	TorLock - Verified Anime
Ebooks	Ebooks	TorLock - Verified Ebooks
Body
Over 500 000 verified	Press Room	TorLock - 200K Verified
Join our forum	Torlock Central	Torlock Central
Login	Login	TorLock - Login Page
Upload	Upload a Torrent	TorLock - Upload a Torrent
“links”	“link”	“link” - Torrents - TorLock
Other top-of-page
Chat	Chat	TorLock - Torrent Chat
Forum	Torlock Central	Torlock Central
News	News	TorLock - Torrent News
FAQ	TorLock - FAQ	TorLock - FAQ
RSS	RSS Feeds	TorLock - RSS Feeds
Contact	Contact Us	TorLock - Contact Us

I chose this website because I thought it was a good example of labeling. From looking at this table I can see that it does label navigational links very well. Almost all of the pages navigated to from the home page, accurately label their headings and HTML Titles in relation to the content and consistent with the previous links. If I had to suggest improvements, I would say that the forum page wasn't as consistent as the rest of the site and it wasn't labelled as consistent either. Perhaps a 'Home' link could also be added to give everyone a link back to the home page in case someone doesn't realize that the 'Torlock' link is a home page link.

Competitor websites thepiratebay.sx and kickass.to both incorporate many of the same labels as Torlock. Torlock however appears to take the best of both worlds and displays different links for browsing categories but also contains easy to access links on popular searches. It's hard to put a finger on and exactly identify why I believe Torlock is the superior of the 3 in relation to its labels. I believe the graphical, colour scheme and location also plays a big role here.