Website Review of Job Center of Wisconsin
Generally, it is relatively easy to find a website that has some sort of form on it; the most typical being a search textbox, however finding one with six is a bit more challenging, in my opinion. This is why I chose “Job Center of Wisconsin”. If someone hasn’t registered there, I don’t believe they will see all of the form options, but because I am, I was able to identify them easily. The interesting aspect of this website is that it is primarily made up of forms, that is to say that nearly every page has some type of form available for users to fill out.
For anyone wanting to search the website, they will find forms like these (but not limited to):
- Textboxes for quick job searches which include options for Job Title and City/Zip
- Dropdown selections for Job Categories
- Buttons labeled “Search”
When signed into an account, users will find many more forms, such as (but not limited to:
- Checkboxes for “Action Steps” that a member can check off as they complete them
- Radio Buttons to choose from a number “Job Loss Resources”
- Spinners when inside the “Budget” widget for income and expense categories
This is a website that I have used many times and know how manage quite well. Anyone in need of employemnt would be wise to look at this website first. In order to get the full effect of it, it is important that someone be in direct contact with a personal case worker. For a dislocated worker, there are many resources available on this website. It is also set up to be very user friendly and accessible.