Scoring

Ease of Use

There are four major categories for consumers to browse. Each one clearly labels its subtopics for quick browsing. The search bar works well and returns relevant content, with options to filter by relevance or date.

Visual Design

The website's visual design is outdated, and nearly every page seems thin on content with lots of fluff to compensate. No images or multimedia to engage readers. Overall, an unimpressive design.

Quality

The site's content is shallow and only covers the most basic ideas about mental health. The section "What to Look For" may help people determine whether they or a loved one should seek help. Otherwise, materials here are thin, general, and often unreferenced.

Credibility

Although the content is reviewed regularly, there is no indication of who is responsible for writing it or what their qualifications are. The only sign that the information has any credibility is its association with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, which is of course and authoritative source of information.