Where the user entered the product page

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Product prices are clearly visible and the Add to Cart button is eye-catching. Although this applies to all (call-to-action) buttons and key messages on the website. They should stand out from the rest (color, size) so that users can perform the actions you expect without any problems. Navigation on product pages is clear and convenient. Since customers don't like feeling lost on your store's website, try to avoid this. how? Add buttons on either side of the screen to take you to the next or previous product. Customers will be able to navigate between them faster.

Insert a button to return to the homepage or category, depending on . Add an additional button C Level Contact List to scroll the page from bottom to top. With this simple process, you'll be able to get back to the top quickly and easily. This is especially useful when the product description is very broad or the category page has many articles. Make switching between product variants easy and intuitive. If a customer is looking for different sizes or colors of a given product, he should immediately see where he can choose (preferably at the top of the page, next to the photo.



When it comes to the product side, these are basically the most important. Some time ago, I wrote an article on our blog with some tips on how to display your products well in your store. There I wrote: About how to present the product or how to describe it (words and graphics). I encourage you to read it as it nicely complements the above information. In subsequent articles, I will provide information on good UX practices in other areas of the store.