Your ecommerce landing pages are an important piece of your website development puzzle if you’re an online vendor. As such, it’s crucial that you understand how to develop and design ecommerce landing pages in a way that resonates with visitors—and enough to compel conversions.
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Posted in eCommerce, landing page design, ecommerce landing page design
What Are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Mobile-First Design?
Mobile-optimized sites are nothing new. They’ve been around for as long as cell phones have had decent-sized screens. And every year, an increasing number of people are turning surfing the internet using their mobile devices.
To illustrate: in 2019, over half of all internet traffic was from a mobile device.
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Video is great for connecting with your audience. It is effective at encouraging viewers to take action. Whether you want them to sign up for more information or make a purchase, a well-crafted video that’s properly placed on your site can do more than walls of text ever could.
In this article, we’re highlighting the best practices for using video to drive engagement and conversions on your site.
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When Should a Website Use VR?
In the past few years, virtual reality (VR) has taken off. In 2018, the VR market was worth almost $8 billion. By 2024, experts estimate that it will grow to an astounding $44.7 billion, and the technology is still in its infancy! There’s no doubt that VR will have significant applications in the future.
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Posted in Web Design, User Experience (UX), Virtual Reality, Websites
While digital media is certainly dominant in the marketing sphere these days, print media isn’t dead. In fact, it’s still an effective marketing tool that’s often not utilized to its full potential. Studies have shown that print media and direct mail are 20% more persuasive than digital marketing tactics.
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What Is the Dark UX?
A good user experience (UX) is what every web designer strives to achieve. Typically, if you’re a good web designer, you try to learn what website visitors want and do your best to make their experience as positive as possible.
But sometimes, companies don’t care about their customers and focus only on their own agenda.
Posted in User Experience (UX), UI, UX design, Dark UX
Learnability is how quickly a person can learn to use something. It can be a TV remote, a new blender, a piece of software, or even a website.
People tend to gravitate toward items that are easy to learn, and they avoid difficult, frustrating processes. Make it easy on them, and increase the learnability of your website by using proper UX design.
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Posted in User Experience (UX), UI, UX design, Learnability
Your website is the online face of your company. It’s where people learn about your business, ask questions, and most importantly, make purchases. At least, that’s the dream.
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Posted in User Experience (UX), UI, UX design, Website Elements
These Web Design Elements Stood the Test of Time and Will Convert
Design trends always come and go. When it comes to websites, we’ve all but forgotten the era of busy page layouts from the turn of the century, and the Flash-enabled sites of the early 2000s are at best, a distant memory. Although those trends are gone, these "ancient" sites played an important role in establishing modern web elements conventions that consistently convert website visitors.
If you want to know how to convert website visitors, look to the past and use these time-tested web design elements.
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Completing an effective handoff from the webpage designer to the developer is key to realizing a project that satisfies the client and works as intended. After all, the designer has invested a lot of time creating innovative designs and wants to make sure all that effort is translated during development.
Why jeopardize all that work with a bad baton pass?
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Posted in Web Design, User Experience (UX), Web Development, UI, UX design, Web Design Workflows