1. HealthCare4Me Website Usability Critique Drew Brezinski & Deane Nettles

2. Overall Home Page Video Registration Health Library Coaching Plan

3. Home Page

4. Interesting use of and richness of color

5. Good use of multi-ethnic images

6. Clear, colorful icons

7. Home Page Recommendations

8. Tabs that appear to work like buttons

9. Tabs that are tabs

10. Spanish flag for “Spanish,” both “Tell a Friend” and “Share”

11. Cleaned up links

12. Moving graphics attract attention away from actions

13. Eliminate distractions

14. Text small, difficult to read for those over 40 years old

15. Larger text

16. Multiple “Register” buttons in multiple styles

17. Single “Register” button

18. Rollout contains little info, operation fights Fitts’s Law

19. Rollout now just an a list (could be linked to library info)

20. Bottom buttons, two of which are videos, cover same info

21. More interesting video prominent on home page

22. Video Recommendations

23. When played, video greys screen. Text version link upper left

24. (Video questions: Why both white? Why give them bad traits?)

25. Registration Recommendations

26. Registration page places reg below fold

27. Header is smaller. Emphasize benefits. Login and registration combined for ease of use, error prevention

28. Form information fits on single page above fold

29. Health Library Recommendations

30. Lack of hierarchy (unclear links/headings)

31. Clear distinction between heading and links

32. Irrelevant logo

33. New relevant graphic

34. What card?

35. New heading reflects content

36. Indicates required Register/Log In, but doesn’t indicate how to

37. Consistent Register/Log In button

38. Coaching Plan Recommendations

39. Coaching plan landing page is vague and uninviting.

40. New landing page begins with step 1 in process

41. Tabs confuses user on where they are

42. Eliminate tabs (& distractive graphic) from header

43. Instructions are unclear about exactly how many to choose

44. Provide clear instructions for selection options and process

45. Radio buttons further confuse and limit selection process

46. Selection boxes make multiple selections easy