Washingtonpost.com is a destination for news and media content. The website offers local, national, and global new. The site usually visited by more affluent and influential users that need constant updates in order to stay current and make important decisions. The website has become the number source of information for those working the executive and legislative branches. The site rarely receives ‘surfers”; people who visit the site tend to stay for a fair amount of time. The homepage displays the newest and most popular stories out of each category. The information on the site is divided into news, politics, opinions, local, sports, arts & living, and going out guide. A second part of the navigation bar provides user resource links labeled: jobs, cars, real estate, rentals, and shopping. The large categories are divided into smaller sub categories to provide users with more specific results. The job resource link users can find and post jobs, and receive expert advice on jobs. The other resource links will provide information on buying and selling cars, finding homes and renting homes, comparative shopping, and among other things. The site also offers places for registered users to interact. Registered users can interact in the opinion section, or join a discussion group within the opinions section. Also registered users get other benefits like browsing photos and videos, and choosing from 12 different newsletters. The site offers all these tools to keep its users current.