Website Critique Assignment
Academic Pathway for IENs, George Brown College
Introduction to Electronic Documentation and Nursing Informatics
CRN-54440
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Website Critique Assignment
The website reviewed in this paper is WebMD - Better information. Better health, on
March 10, 2022, the URL for this website is https://www.webmd.com/. WebMD consists vast
information on health care topics and diverse health conditions. There is no age limit for the
users of this website, anyone who is curious to gain information regarding any health-related
topics can access this website, as this website has credible information regarding health care
topics, diseases and treatment options. This website also helps the users to find health care
providers and provides a price comparison and coupons for prescription drug purchase at
different pharmacies, located near the user’s location. The personal information of the users of
this website is protected by Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol, and it also provides guidelines
to the users on how to protect their personal information while using this website, all the security
measures are listed under site security ‘How We Protect Your Information’. This site also claims
that all the user`s information is kept confidential and never been shared with any venders of this
website.
This website has really simple graphics, it has a black and blue color theme, the content
in this font color is really easy to read and soothing on eyes. Only thing highlighted in red on this
website is Coronavirus Updates, which makes it really easy for the user to get latest news,
number of cases, vaccination updates and other covid-19 related information. All disease
conditions, and health and lifestyle articles are written in black and blue font, the blue fonts
represent the hyperlink text, which on one click, take the user to additional information
pertaining to that word, such as a definition or reference. The language used by this website is
simple and understandable, the medical terminology is explained through the hyperlink texts.