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I've been assigned to re-design a hospital site. Here is the link for the site. lrh.gov Now my question is what flaws does this site has, what things should i consider before building this sort of sites. Should i really have to redesign it or it just need re alignment (nudging the elements here and there). What insights do you people have, I'll share mine at the end. |
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You should take that website as any other and start by asking the question "what do people expect to see in this website?". I think there will be two different kinds of use cases. The most common one is someone that needs to get some information and then he/she leaves. This can be a phone number or a schedule for example. Other people might want to find information about the hospital, its history and traditions. I feel that this will be a lesser use-case. Stuff to avoid is information that is not relevant to the hospital or does not contain a good time-to-value proposition (you know, too-long-didnot-read TLDR). For example, I find the the photo gallery quite awkward and not really associated to the hospital. If those are part of hospital events then they should be on an events page. |
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