Observation Main Line Health

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For my first website analysis report, I chose to observe Main Line Health. This is health line near me, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and it is a non-profit organization. Visiting the website for the first time it seems very accessible and usable. The website navigation is pretty straightforward. It takes about 3 seconds to load everything on the web page. A drop-down box pops up and gives you the chance to choose an option whether you are a patient, a doctor, a donor, etc. And then it asks what you are looking for, such as; to find a doctor, make an appointment, make a payment, etc. This is very useful for visitors to the website who don’t really know what they are looking for and it gives them guidelines on how to navigate the webpage. …show more content…
It has a total of five tabs, which is a perfect amount and is easy for the visitor to the webpage to comprehend. The color contrast of the website overall is presentable. The colors aren’t distracting or too much to handle, they are very subtle. There are no disruptive pop-ups and no irrelevant ads. The logo of the Main Line Health is at the top left which is an appropriate spot for it. There is a favicon that is displayed in the URL. The location and company information is very accessible and very clear. The descriptions for each tab are not over worded and have a fitting amount of words. Any tab you access you are can find a magnifying glass in the top right corner that allows you to search anything you would like. If you find yourself on a page, connected to the website, and want to go back to the homepage without searching it in the URL, you can easily access this by clicking on the logo on the top left

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