The document describes a usability study of the Fedex.com website for mailing a package. It identified several issues with the website's displays, search functionality, and demands on working memory. Pop-up windows with additional information introduced high information access costs and memory demands. The site also had poor discriminability between target and non-target elements, resulting in parallel search issues. To address these problems, the proposed design solution was to provide inline help and instructions rather than separate pop-up windows, to reduce memory and attention demands on the user.