IKEA is a functional
and fashionable furniture and home interior store. The purpose of IKEA is to
offer well made and long lasting affordable furniture for the everyday working
man. Simple, but crafty in design, IKEA offers a wide range of styles to
compliment any room in your home or office.
The physical context
of this website would be that readers might need to use the information when
they are at home or at work. Because this is a furniture store, they may use
this site if they are preparing to redo their home or apartment, or even to
design an office or meeting room. The layout of their website allows easy use
to navigate to what products you are looking for. IKEA is an affordable company with quality
products, so the economic context shows readers that they would not have an issue
making purchases by this company. IKEA is about allowing consumers to have the
ability to afford to buy their products. Because IKEA has grown into such a large
company, people drive hours to buy their products. IKEA is a hip company that
attracts people from all over the world. The ethical contexts behind IKEA are that
their products are not just affordable, but they are made with only the safest and
best materials for their consumers. IKEA also makes their products for the different
needs of each person.
Overall the IKEA
website is very helpful and easy to use. IKEA is an international company and
has locations all over the world. By clicking which country you would like to
shop in, they have that specific language for you to read in about each
product. The text is readable, and the products are placed in the category for
which you would need to find them. They even have pictures of bedrooms set up
with all of their products to see just how their rooms can look. One thing that
I would change about the site is that only some of their products are shown in
rooms, so it’s difficult to see how the ones that are not might look. Also some
products say they are the same color as others, but they look different on the
site.
Melissa:
ReplyDeleteI need to check out IKEA when I get some money. Sounds good. I look forward to reading your critique this weekend.