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Public and Community Health
After researching your commonly used products, what do you think about this site?
The website is very innovative in its approach towards environmental and personal safety. First, the website is seamless to use. This is paramount in regards to views and usage of the website. Without a seamless method of navigating the website, consumers could be potentially becomes disgruntled and leave. The website identifies key information with bold, large lettering, designed to impact the consumer. The color scheme is also very inviting as many of the colors create a sense of "freshness" and "cleanliness" within the website. This is evident as the website, in its entirety, generates over 1,000,000 views each month.
The search bar is particular is very easy to use. In regards to this particular website, the search bar is the primary focus for those seeking information. As such, its ease of use is critical to the proper functioning of the entire website. When searching for common brands such as "Clinique" of "Mac" a multitude of options were displayed. As indicated on the website, the company has a database of over 71,000 products. As such, consumers have access to many...
Due to the massive availability of brands, I believe a filter on the homepage would be warranted. The search bar is large and is displayed in a prominent position. However, options to filter searches are not readily available at the home screen. This would be a welcomed addition to the website if it could be implemented on the homepage.
The tabs displayed at the top of the homepage are categorized to insure seamless use of the website. These tabs are clearly displayed and easily read by viewers. Another very important aspect is the tabs located to the left of the screen. These tabs provide information in regards to the methodology used to evaluate products, safety tips, and much more useful information. Those individuals visiting the website will find this information invaluable to their research efforts.
2) Do your products pose any health risk?
The products I research posed a moderate health risk to the environment and to the consumer. Although Clinique touts its health and natural solutions to consumers, the ingredients that comprise the product are anything but healthy. According to the website, many of Clinique's products have a…
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