Amazon is one of the best. I am not one for shopping online, but it I do it is on Amazon because of the experience.
great user experience starts with a website that is easy to navigate and not confusing.
Open English give all foe user nice experience and value
I agree, Amazon immediately came to mind. It is simple to use and easy to filter even with thousands of products. Every section is easy to navigate including the online books, music, and movies.
Consistency, error free, and makes finding answers and information easy.
A website with a good user experience for me would be Netflix! Looking at it now, the contextual marketing it does is absolutely wonderful. It is useful, it really provides information for all my questions and is definitely useful and personalized to both the old users and new users. It is intuitive, and it meets all the requirements such as solve one problem a page, and ask one thing to do in that page. In any movie page, you would be asked to watch it, or add it to your watch list, and they’re asking you to do any one of those things atleast. The entire website is entirely consistent, accessible and extraordinarily appealing!
An organised and structured website can do miracles with the positive user experience. From useful content to appealing website, a visitor can turn into a buyer.
Less is more. 
It has to be useful.
Better to chunk down informations to one answer and one action take per page.
Navigation menu has to be clean and simple, without too many elements and sub levels.
The visual template is also crucial, becuse it creates mere-exposure effect.
Importance of framing important information matters.
Maybe the best example of this is the Google searcher. It has just the input to search what you want, with the posibility to search with an image or just an voice note. Arround it is just white space… there is no need to show anything else but the search field and once we look for it, Google show us the best results first. They`re never let you down.
A website that is well organized and guides users to the content they are trying to find.
Southwest.com (Southwest Airlines) - simple, straightforward. It’s easy to achieve your goals and not get lost or overwhelmed.
I think the most important factor that makes a website have a good experience for the customers is appropriate navigation and simplification help them to find everything they need in the best way, and especially amount of attention the website give them like that HubSpot makes a chance for all of us to be engaged and share our experience together. this possibility is with respect to audiences.
I agree with you.
One example of a website with a positive user experience is google. For me, it’s very simple to use, and I’m never dissatisfied with the way that it works.
I think Apple has a great user experience. It is easy to find their products and what is relevant with those products.
I think A website that is well organized could be Netflix. which you can easily find your favorite movies, and is appealing because of the color and organization.
CRED website has a very good user experience.
A lot of car dealerships websites have a great user experience. They are organized by make and model as well as scheduling a service is easily marked so the user can schedule their service hassel-free!
Netflix. Netflix excels in contextual marketing by tailoring the experience per customer and new customers.
I love Carvana’s website. Super clear and easy to search/find what you need.