This thesis conducts an ergonomic study of the browsing structures and information units of entertainment websites with multimedia content. This survey involves a case study of the XBOX 360 promotional website, considering the content´s presentation in a grid that simulates the shift of the screen elements and the interaction evaluation allowed through the page based on the users` point of view. The study has the following hypotheses. The absence of feedback during the selection of an animated content item and the difficulty understanding of the browsing controls are barriers that make it difficult for users to interact with the spatial browsing structure present on the XBOX 360 website. The second hypothesis considers the esthetics and graphic innovation of the interface minimize the users` perception of the usability problems found on the screen during the interaction in addition to maximizing the pleasure and encouraging the use of the site. In the first part of the survey, we present the theoretical references that contain the following concepts: interaction design, emotion associated with the screen design and satisfaction in terms of usability. This survey also considers in its bibliographic revision that entertainment is a relevant factor for stimulating the exploration of the elements contained on the screen. Furthermore, the concept of flow is emphasized as it means full satisfaction from a pleasurable user experience. The second part of the survey presents the survey design and methods, techniques and survey procedures used in the study (the Creating Personas Questionnaire, Content Analysis, Scenarios, Usability Test and Pleasure Evaluation Questionnaire). These techniques were employed in the survey in order to collect opinions, learn habits and find data on the user population. Finally, this work presented the main difficulties reported by users during the usability tests and application of the Questionnaire for User Interaction Satisfaction (QUIS). These difficulties can be summarized as follows: the absence of text feedback in the selection of buttons, the passive position that the rotation animation imposes and the understanding of resources that would facilitate direct access to website content.