As the battle for voters is on the home stretch and as the eight cleared Presidential candidates tour the country wooing voters, their websites are also doing the same for mostly the middle class voters.
Presidential aspirants Musalia Mudavadi, Martha Karua, Peter Kenneth, Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga are some of the candidates whose websites are very active.
Below is a comparison of their websites:
Musalia Mudavadi www.musaliamudavadi.co.ke
Musalia Mudavadi’s website must be the most inactive site in the top five best websites of the Presidential candidates. Considering he is seeking the top job he must have hired non creative people for his site which has not changed in the past five months despite the fact that he is now running with the Amani coalition ticket.
Martha Karua www.joinmarthakarua.com
Simama na mama, although Martha Karua is the only female candidate on the race to State house she has managed to pull a website which has been running and active although cluttered, not forgetting that a donate button has been put in place.
Peter Kenneth www.peterkenneth.com
He is touted to be the social media President as most of his support is from people at the social media, well going by that, he has done well with his two websites.
The first website Tunawesmake was better due to the fact that it was simple and user friendly though the second one, peterkenneth.com, is basically too plain.
Raila Odinga www.raila-odinga.com
Being among the top candidates on the race to State house Raila Odinga’s website had to be among the best of which he does not disappoint. The website is very much user friendly and up to date with their manifesto though they have a donate now button which is still under construction and elections are on Monday.
Uhuru Kenyatta www.uhuru.co.ke
Although Uhuru’s website has been having hitches at times, he has the best website among all which shows that he has invested a lot of money on ICT.
The website is just mind boggling with its endless scrolling page, when you click on one button it just takes you there in a click and you can read whatever you want as though it is all in hardcopy.
