thriftyfun.com is, as the site describes when you first launch it, a site where “regular folks can share their knowledge and ideas.” This website is loaded with content, requiring the user to scroll quite a bit from top to bottom to see everything. The site has links to “featured articles” discussing craft projects, money saving tips, how to sell things and recipes. There is an open text box at the top of the site that allows you to enter a request or question for the “community” of users on the site. There is a picture of “today’s featured pet” on the right-hand side of the page with a drop down box allowing you to browse the different areas of the site. Additionally, there is top-level navigation on the site with links to sharing photos, tips, feedback and contacting the site owners. There are three text entry boxes at the top of the page for: answer searching, question posting and free newsletters. You can subscribe to RSS feeds on the site and there is a tall banner advertisement on the right side of the home page. The bottom of the home page has many links in the “navigate” section to things such as “print coupons”, “active topics”, “coupon swap” and etceteras. There is copyright information and links to partner sites on the bottom of this home page as well. Finally, when you click on any one of the links within the site there are several more down the left-hand side to “popular topics” and google advertisement clicks.