A website with a good user experience helps its visitors accomplish their goals. Your website should be tailored to your visitors in order to attract them to your site and guide them to becoming customers. In your opinion, what’s an example of a website that has a positive user experience (and why)?
*To learn more about this, check out the Designing the User Experience lesson via HubSpot Academy.
good websites are well organized and follow a structure. They are not cluttered; they are clean and professional. … Organization makes a website accessible and user-friendly. By creating a thoughtful organizational structure in your website, site visitors will be able to better navigate and find the content in your site.
Put relevant information that you know your customers are looking for in an easy way.
There isn’t an example that is coming to mind…but an app we use for our healthcare definitely knows how to help manage your health, messages from providers, suggestions for wellness efforts, and overall experience…it’s call My Health.
App’s are like the new websites if you think about it.
I would use Ebay as a website that has a positive user experience, they are customer centric. Also, the website interface is simple and easy to use.
Jumia. Easy to use and asks questions depending with your previous answer.
I like the Amazon website. It’s useful, intuitive and accessible. I quickly find everything I need and it’s safe.
A good website should be user-friendly, useful, and aimed to meet the buyers where they are. It should be intuitive by ensuring that each page of your website answers one question of your visitors and urged them to take one relevant action to the page. It must be consistent as consistency across your website gives you an advantage of ‘mere exposure effect.’ Your website should be accessible for readability for the screen, color contrast, and font size. A good navigation menu guides the user on how best to access your website so as to quickly get the information they’re looking for. Finally, your website should be appealing to the eye. Well-spaced for easy readability. Simplicity should be the watchword here. Your visitors should understand your page content at a glance.
A good example of a website that has a positive user experience is the Lynton web Ebook ideas.
The reason is that as you log in, it’ll list diverse categories of inbound marketing ebooks. On click a particular ebook of your choice, you’re given the option to log in with Google or your Facebook account with more specific ebooks in that category.
In my opinion, I think that Target’s website has a positive user experience for a few reasons. First, they don’t overcrowd each webpage with too much information. Each page is clear and easy to understand. The navigation tools are very clear, and it is easy to find the product that you are looking for. As a customer, I feel like I can easily search their website to find what I’m looking for. Also, they add any promotional deals as a banner on the top of every page.
A good example of a “positive user experience “ would be , A visitor clicking a button that has a personal history , observing your product or service that is solving a problem & finally that prospect becoming a customer ; experiencing good results from your online shop then providing positive feedback & engagement to attract more sales.
The Apple website is amazing. It is super visual, minimal, and consistent througout
A website which guides the visitor to accomplish his or her goal with ease.
A website with a good user experience helps its visitors accomplish their goals. So your website should be tailored to your visitors in order to attract them and guide them to becoming customers.
Consequently, your website should be user-friendly and aimed to meet your buyers where they are and not where you want them to be.
It should be intuitive by ensuring that each page of the website answers one question of your visitors and urge them to take relevant action on the page.
Your website should be consistent as consistency across your website gives you a ‘mere exposure effect’ advantage.
It should be accessible for readability for the screen, color contrast, and font size. A good navigation menu guides the user on how to access the website, so as to get the information they want.
Finally, your website should be appealing to the eye and well-spaced. Simplicity should be the watchword. Your visitors should understand your page content at a glance.
A good example of a website with a positive user experience is the TopShop online clothing shop. They segment their visitors by Country. This means if you’re browsing their shop from the US, you’ll get a personalized message to Us visitors which is different from visitors in the UK.
A good website must solve in a simple way the needs of the customer for this related subject. It cannot be complicated or wrongly organized.
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A positive user experience helps visitors accomplish their goals. Understanding where the visitor is on their journey is a crucial user experience strategy, having the right content, for the right person, at the right time.
A good website that has a postive user experience must be consistent with the details inputted, and is appealing to customers in way that they do find relevant information to what they need. Another thing is that each page should answer a question relevant to the customer if he or she is a new customer or an old one. Accessibility is also key to positive user experience for a good website.