A website's User Interface (UI) or 'look and feel' provides the first impression. It also sets the tone for the user's browsing experience.
A website's User Experience (UX) impacts 'target behaviors' such as lead generation, product purchase, or information request.
Positive: Positive or negative ideas start with the first impression. Consider these two opposites as ends of a spectrum: as the first page loads the user's opinion immediately begins to drift toward one side or the other. Thoughtful, engaging UI design is choosing 'positive'.
Appropriate: A well suited UI reflects a natural fit for the visitor, the company and the industry, from the visitors' viewpoint. Features offered, page layout, color palette, positive/negative spacial arrangement, graphic and photo choices are but a few of the players.
Easy: The purpose of a UI is to facilitate website use. Essentially, helping the user use the site. Functionality, information & goals need to be organized and carefully woven together into the best structural and visual solution.
Fast: A web page that renders quickly in the browser window (Firefox, Safari, Explorer, etc.) is much more likely to be successful. This can have a direct impact on the bottom line, as Shopzilla's recent redesign illustrates.
A well designed website promotes a positive experience and better conversion rates.
Attractive, easy to use website design
Bringing the user-centered design and conversion strategy to launch
Measure sitewide ROI, gain insight into visitor traffic behavior
Improving target behavior success
Your site, more easily found by more relevant searchers
Online marketing setup, budgets trimmed, performers optimized
Convert customers to repeat customers
Support existing websites, make updates and improvements