When looking for more strict dates for flights, you’ll see this page of charts set up for different times and the options for both first class and main economy. The page also shows the options for nonstop or one stop flights and the subsequent connection airports. This page shows a clean and easily maneuverable page for people to go in and effectively choose flights.
When maneuvering the site, you’ll also see a more useful page where they tell you more detailed tabs on all the options you have on this site. Having this one-stop shop for all the info of Delta helps people be more efficient and lessens the amount of questions one might have when they might not see the options they have on the initial home page.
This image shows us the bottom of the page which is usually reserved for more guidance for the site as well as additional services that might not be present on the main tabs of the home page. The site proves to be sustainable and useful for other languages besides English. The bottom section also shows a wide range of categories for tech help and shows use of multimodality where they utilize not only email or phone but social media as well.
You can see the themes of color be utilized well on the homepage. This image is the first thing you’ll be greeted with when you first enter the domain which shows great pragmatism making sure that the homepage is functional and useful for the purpose of the site. This homepage shows us many functions of the site by labeling them clearly on the tabs.
The main room was adorned in dimly lit lightbulbs. The general aesthetic of of the whole place was a well blended mixture of rustic and modern architecture. You can see by the interesting choice of lighting and surrounding mixture of chains and metal piping that the whole feel of the interior is complex yet cohesive.
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