I had written following page object class which represents user profile page. The profile contains department, teams, email and login labels and corresponding values. Initially I wrote a page object class as -

public class MyProfilePage extends PageObject{

public MyProfilePage() throws Exception {
    super(departmentLabel);
    throw new IllegalStateException("This is not My Profile page");
}

private static final LabelElement departmentLabel = new LabelElement("Department Label",
        locateByCSSSelector(".department"));
private static final LabelElement teamLabel = new LabelElement("Teams Label",
        locateByCSSSelector(".teams"));
private static final LabelElement emailLabel = new LabelElement("Emails Label",
        locateByCSSSelector(".email"));
private static final LabelElement loginLabel = new LabelElement("Login Label",
        locateByCSSSelector(".login"));

public String getDepartment() {
    return departmentLabel.getText();
}

public String getTeam() {
    return teamLabel.getText();
}

public String getEMail() {
    return emailLabel.getText();
}

public String getLogin() {
    return loginLabel.getText();
}
}

Then I decided to use enum and reduce the number of class variable and methods -

public class MyProfilePage extends PageObject{

public MyProfilePage(ProfileAttribute profileAttribute) throws Exception {
    super(getProfileAttributeElement(profileAttribute));
    throw new IllegalStateException("This is not My Profile page");
}

public enum ProfileAttribute {
    DEPARTMENT("department"), TEAM("teams"), EMAIL("email"), LOGIN("login");

    private String attribute;

    ProfileAttribute(String attribute) {
        this.attribute = attribute;
    }

    public String getAttribute() {
        return attribute;
    }
}

private static HtmlElement getProfileAttributeElement (ProfileAttribute profileAttribute) {
    return new LabelElement("Profile Attribute", locateByCSSSelector("."+
            profileAttribute.getAttribute()));
}

public String getAttributeValue(ProfileAttribute profileAttribute) {
    return getProfileAttributeElement(profileAttribute).getText();
}
}

A curtailed version of TopHeader class which gets to the Myrofile page -

public class TopHeader extends PageObject {

public MyProfilePage goToManageYourAccount() throws Exception {
    manageYourAccountLink.click();
    return new  MyProfilePage(MyProfilePage.ProfileAttribute.DEPARTMENT);
}

}

This is how a test uses it -

public class MyProfileTest extends SelTestCase {

LoginUserNavigation loginUserNavigation = new LoginUserNavigation();

@Test(groups = "shouldDisplayProfileAttributesOnMyProfilePage")
public void shouldDisplayProfileAttributesOnMyProfilePage() throws Exception {
    MyProfilePage myProfilePage = loginUserNavigation
            .loginAsDefaultUser(getEnvironment())
            .getTopHeader()
            .goToManageYourAccount();
    assertThat("department is wrong", myProfilePage.getAttributeValue
            (MyProfilePage.ProfileAttribute.DEPARTMENT), is(equalTo("Technology")));
}

}

Have I made it any better? Could I improve it further?