Self Respect and Dyson Vacuum Cleaners

What self respecting blogger would admit to not having a decent vacuum cleaner under their stairs? Can you imagine the reputation of the flea ridden rascal who admitted to still having his parent's 1970s huff-puff contraption that didn't even scare the cats anymore? His standing amongst the cyber community would plummet, his visitors would run and his page rank would drop quicker than Mrs Brown in front of Camilla Parker-Bowles.

For this reason I want to help those poor blighters that have been in hiding and introduce you to a new Dyson range of vacuum cleaners. Having recently revamped the design of their website it comes as a welcome surprise to see the new layout as being crisp, easy to navigate and rather sleek. The contrasts of well designed machinery against a scenic black and grey background adds an aura of sophistication that's hard to shrug off. At Art College we were always taught to keep informational designs simple so that the customer would not be overwhelmed and distracted from the products. From my own personal assessments, this website has the balance spot on. The basic descriptions and abilities of each package are highlighted below in easy-to-read terminology.

However the fun part is in the individual product pages of each individual vacuum cleaner. By clicking on the image you are taken to a wonderfully designed interactive showroom where a number of closer inspections can be made, from the comfort of your own chair. Click on 'Explore features' to be guided through the exact specifications and instructions for the cleaner. Browse the 'What's in the box' list for those vital inclusions such as Brush tolls, Crevice tools, Product manual and Warranty information. Thirdly, my favourite part by far, the 3-D and fully moveable model of the vacuum cleaner showing the product from a multitude of angles. Add to that a zoom-in option to see buttons and details closer up.

Too difficult to decide which to get? The designers have even thought of that. Click on the tab labelled 'Help me choose' and you are provided with a basic search engine with certain criteria to tick which relate to your circumstances. Perhaps you're an allergy sufferer, have many differing floor types, own pets or live in a single level flat. Choose which apply plus whether you want a cylinder or upright design and the general price range you're willing to accept. As you're doing this, photos of suitable vacuum cleaners are sorted below for your perusal. A large but simple to understand features table is also formed which helps in comparing between the array of products.

Further tabs include 'Parts & Accessories' where a whole host of bits and pieces can be obtained; a 'Special Offers' section, which is pretty obvious; a detailed 'Support' directory including expert help, delivery details, local retailers, and servicing information. My favourite part however are the 'About Dyson' history and biography pages where the fascinating and inspiring journey of the famous entrepreneur and his well known company are displayed.

For those bloggers and readers that are afraid to invite people into their homes for fear that someone will see their senile huff-puff, then look no further for the Online Dyson Store should provide some relief and interest, as well as a proper vacuum cleaner. Well worth a visit!