How to handle delivery time slots that expire before purchase is complete?
I have an e-commerce web app where you can choose among multiple time slots for your delivery. There are some rules that depend on when the purchase is completed.
For instance, if I purchase something before 2:00 PM, I’m able to select sa…
What UX design patterns are suited for displaying a catalog online?
Since many years we are using a product catalog (print) with many products in it, but since it costs a lot of money to print and send it to our customers, we slowly want to move from a physical catalog to a digital one.
There are many PD…
Designing The Perfect Feature Comparison Table
Not all products are created equal. While we repeatedly buy some products almost mindlessly, for others, we take a lot of time to make a purchasing decis…
Designing The Perfect Feature Comparison Table
Not all products are created equal. While we repeatedly buy some products almost mindlessly, for others, we take a lot of time to make a purchasing decis…
Designing Mobile Experiences For Millennial Shoppers
The average American spends at least five hours per day on their smartphone. So, why is it so hard to make mobile ads work? Marketers toil over clicks an…
An Overview Of E-Commerce Platforms
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Did you know that bandwidth overage charges are (still) a problem and most users prefer not to rely on a developer? Well, I talked to 917 (real-life) users and created a guide to help others find the e-commerce software that suits them best.
I completed this guide by searching for websites built with e-commerce software (you can verify by looking at the source code — certain code strings are unique to the software). Once I found a website, I (or one of my virtual assistants) would email the owner and ask if they’d recommend a particular software. Typically, they’d reply and I’d record their response in a spreadsheet (and personally thank them).
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Improve Your Billing Form’s UX In One Day
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The checkout page is the last page a user visits before finally decide to complete a purchase on your website. It’s where window shoppers turn into paying customers. If you want to leave a good impression, you should provide optimal usability of the billing form and improve it wherever it is possible to.
In less than one day, you can add some simple and useful features to your project to make your billing form user-friendly and easy to fill in. A demo with all the functions covered below is available. You can find its code in the GitHub repository.
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How should I show disabled state in table?
Let me explain a problem at first!
I am making a mockups for a web service hardly consisted of tables. Every table has action at the end of each row. So, every set of actions refers to certain row. At some parts of applicati…
How should I show disabled state in table?
Let me explain a problem at first!
I am making a mockups for a web service hardly consisted of tables. Every table has action at the end of each row. So, every set of actions refers to certain row. At some parts of applicati…
CTA-button in header-hierarchy to make the CTA more accessible
At the top of our web app, we have a heading followed by a CTA-button.
Something like this mockup i just made up:
download bmml source – Wireframes created with Balsamiq Mockups
Mission: Id like to make the CTA…