What's an example of a website with a positive user experience?

[kara_susvilla]

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. 

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[LuigiA]

Cooking websites often provide a poor user experience due to the cluttered presence of irrelevant ads everywhere. IFYKYN… ugh!

AI-based contextual marketing can greatly benefit publishers and advertisers by providing relevant ads, thus improving the user experience. AI-based contextual marketing reads the context of a webpage and provides ads based on that context, rather than targeting individuals personally, resulting in relevant ads and a cleaner user experience. 

WowYow AI is one of the companies at the forefront of this technology, along with other enterprise/corporate companies like Oracle and Google.

With AI-based contextual marketing, companies can increase revenue while also improving the user experience for website visitors!

[AMaita]

What's an example of contextual marketing?

Amazon

[MBilal3]

What's an example of a website with a positive user experience?

There are many websites with positive user experiences, but one example is Airbnb.

Airbnb has a clean and easy-to-use interface, which allows users to quickly and easily search for and book accommodations. The website provides clear and concise descriptions of each listing, with high-quality photos and reviews from previous guests.

The website also offers various filters and sorting options to help users find exactly what they are looking for, such as location, price, amenities, and more.

Moreover, Airbnb also provides helpful features such as a messaging system that enables users to communicate with hosts and a secure payment system that ensures users' transactions are safe and secure.

All these features work together to create a positive user experience and make the process of booking accommodations on Airbnb a seamless and enjoyable one.

[MDalton25]

A positive user experience is when you are able to shop, find, and buy exactly what you need/want and are looking for on a retail website. 

[AVokes0]

Netflix

[Sbelly]

Amazon for sure. 

[JGerard]

amazon

[CaseKick]

Amazon does a great job of this.

[JWilliams49]

Amazon, Netflix, disney plus and spotify all great examples

[Stefy_RE26]

Netflix, Spotify and Instagram are great examples of positive user experiences. The only trouble I find about Spotify is that, although it throws me good recommendations, sometimes it can lead me to listen to totally unlikely sounds.

[Delimajosh]

I so much like spotify as a great website with a positive user experience. The consistency in the layouts, colors and page and very much easy to naviagte

[ashanmw]

As Rachel Sheldon explained in Contextual Marketing course, a website should be useful, intuitive, consistent, accessible, and appealing. When the above criteria aren't in proper position to delight the user, they tend to bounce back and never gonna visit again. First impressions always matter. 

The answer to the question is .. well.. there are more. Amazon.com is in the right position alongside similar e-commerce giants such as eBay, Aliexpress. I personally like the Huawei consumer website since it has a user-oriented minimal interface with essential details. Linkedin is a nice web portal; even the color schemes and layout are appealing. 

[Carly07]

An example of a website with a positive user experience are the job search websites like Linkedin, Indeed, Glassdoor, etc. They have a search bar for job title, keywords, or company and the location you prefer to work in. 

[Emildeca1]

cars.com is a great site for a good positive user experience. Their suggestions for a new user and a returning user shows that they are using contextual marketing in a great way.

[BukunmiOdetayo]

I like Fiverr as a website with a positive user experience.

[CInda]

Youtube has a positive user experience,  allowing the user to register, keeping their info recorded and suggesting them content that the user has history in watching.

[RHernandez41]

A website with a positive user experience would be Amazon, its personal fit to your personaliltiy ad personal shopping experence. Another would be facebook, since it is a general form but personaliazed to suit each user. 

[PDas37]

For me it's ted.com 

[AFloresGómez]

A website with a positive experience can be Linkedin, because it´s easy to use for everyone, it doesn´t have to be a website all about jobs either, it also has articles, videos, and certifications; seems like a much healthier FB!

[CWheywell]

A good user expereince starts off with a visitor arriving at the site and understanding what a company is doing, how it will benefit them and what they should do when they get to the site. 

Right now Paypal shows huge progress from a complicated site which bred mistrust with clunky steps to make a payment, for a simple set up to reduce time, create context, good positioning in an organised way. 

Xero was good but it looks dated now. Mailchimp looks youthful and Nest Thermostat are doing it well.