Currently I'm working on checkout processes in online shopping, if you are aware of some e-commerce sites which provides some great user experience or interactions, I would love getting your input and ideas.
Amazon - for product detail to support conversions and (if logged in) short journey
John Lewis - for brand orientation
I actually had one of the best online purchase experiences ever on www.lakeland.co.uk
I think largely because it's aimed at older women, and the experience was very supportive and no elements were allowed to compete with the user journey.
There is no holy grail or one solution that fits for all clients and business - Every product is a different but my article mentions a few general rules and hints.
The Oatmeal's recent comic strip is a must read for you!
http://theoatmeal.com/comics/shopping_cart :)
On Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 3:17 PM, Tasha D wrote:
> Currently I'm working on checkout processes in online shopping, if you are
> aware of some e-commerce sites which provides some great user experience or
> interactions, I would love getting your input and ideas.
>
> Thanks in advance ___ Tasha
>
> (((
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Me too -
In the UK I've been using a benchmark of
I think largely because it's aimed at older women, and the experience was very supportive and no elements were allowed to compete with the user journey.
Good luck
Lou.
Hi Tasha,
I can't offer you any explicit advice - but just a few days ago I wrote an article about it ...
http://ux4dotcom.blogspot.com/2011/01/shopping-carts-check-out-there-is-often.html
There is no holy grail or one solution that fits for all clients and business - Every product is a different but my article mentions a few general rules and hints.
Good Luck,
Holger
The Oatmeal's recent comic strip is a must read for you! http://theoatmeal.com/comics/shopping_cart :)
On Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 3:17 PM, Tasha D wrote: > Currently I'm working on checkout processes in online shopping, if you are > aware of some e-commerce sites which provides some great user experience or > interactions, I would love getting your input and ideas. > > Thanks in advance ___ Tasha > > (((