by Craig | Strategy, User Experience, Website
It’s a huge value, you know that, right? If a business would place more emphasis on their customers’ instead of themselves they will see better results for both their customers and their business. In one well-known example, The $300 Million Button, UIE’s Jared Spool...
by Craig | User Experience, Website
Three seconds if you’re lucky. It’s all you’ve got. You only have a few seconds to gain the interest of your visitor. It’s important to make those few seconds count when making a first impression. However, those few and precious seconds don’t always happen where you...
by Craig | User Experience
It’s been called the most important page on your website. This is the page where a visitor makes the choice whether to add the product to their cart or to give up and go elsewhere. It isn’t good enough to leave this page to chance because if you do I can...
by Craig | User Experience, Website
Your website should immediately answer 3 questions for site visitors: Where am I? What can I do here? Will this site solve my need (why should I stay)? Where am I? Visitors are often coming to your site from a search on Google so the page they land on must communicate...
by Craig | Conversion, Usability, User Experience
Based off of the research of eConsultancy and my own testing experiences http://econsultancy.com/us/blog/11125-eight-online-shopping-behaviour-traits-of-men Efficiency Seekers tend to have a low patience threshold ES have a much lower tolerance for poorly executed...