Listing and Categorization
When preparing content for an online store, categorization is one of the most challenging tasks, as it involves numerous different factors that impact the overall user experience.
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Product page
Product page is usually the last page where a visitor decides on purchasing the viewed item, so it's essential to ensure the best possible presentation of the product.
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Wishlist
A wishlist is a functionality of an online store that allows visitors to add items they have expressed interest in to their own wishlist.
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Product comparison
Product comparison enables users to compare the features of items, making it easier for them to make a purchase decision. This is especially relevant in stores with a wide range of items that have similar functionalities.
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User accounts
Despite the fact that registration for online shopping is becoming less necessary, there are still certain cases where it is still required. Among them are purchases of virtual items or downloadable items.
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Search
If you have a web search system and a list of search terms, you can analyze what your visitors are looking for and improve the results.
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Shopping Cart and Checkout
In the final step, when a visitor adds an item to the shopping cart and wants to complete the purchase, you can lose the most customers. In some cases, as many as 69% of purchases are lost at this step.
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Expanded content
Having more useful content on the website will bring more positive effects of the content to the entire online store.
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Homepage
The homepage is the most important page of the online store since it's usually visited by the most visitors.
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Live Chat
Live chat can be quite helpful when visitors cannot find all the information they need.
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Pop-ups
Popup windows, or "pop-up" windows, are content windows that appear above the viewed content.
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