E-commerce website design principles by M2Soft ~ M2 Software Solutions

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As you all know.. the demand of e-commerce websites are more now a days. because everything is being Online..

There are some tips from M2 Software Solutions to make design e-commerce website design better..

1. Know your customers :

Know your customer means the people you will target by your website that is who wants to consume your product. By properly identifying who your target audiences are and the demographics they are in, you will ensure that your design strategy makes these people feel comfortable and the site design feels right to them.

2. Make your Navigations Clear :

Make your navigations easy and instructive so that your targeted audience does not have any difficulty to get their desired products. it just needs to be carefully and strategically thought out. Your products need to be grouped into categories and subcategories that make sense.

3. Value of content and social media :

Statistically 60% of people who operate online and use social media are adults. This is why both content and social media engagement is very important. All leading e-commerce websites also have a social media presence and through this medium site owners are able to tap into customers profiles and get to know them better.

people who operate online and use social media are adults. This is why both content and social media engagement is very important. All leading e-commerce websites also have a social media presence and through this medium site owners are able to tap into customers profiles and get to know them better. - See more at: http://www.dezinerobotics.com/5-common-principles-for-a-fruitful-e-commerce-site/#sthash.rKf8pz18.dpuf

4. Give Users a path :

Users are not afraid of or deterred by clicking on a link or CTA, just as long as those paths make sense and bring them to a page where the content is interesting, organized, and it is a natural progression toward an intended destination.

5. The Checkout Process

The checkout process is a critical piece that engages the customer on a somewhat intimate level. However, unlike the PD page, where customers want to spend time to make sure they want what they are looking at, the checkout process should have as few steps as possible. Too many steps and the customer feels trapped.

6. Relevancy :

Last but not least, relevancy contributes to good website usability.
It is not enough that your website is clear, your content must also be relevant. Again, it is essential that you know your users and why they visit your site.

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Wednesday, 16 July 2014