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    1. ’Round, ’round get around: Making sure customers can navigate your site Presented by: josh levine Co-founder, Chief Creative Officer Ai - Alexander Interactive
    2. about ai e-commerce strategy, design & development • Independent, full-service boutique • 5.3 million transactions in 2008 • Founded 2002 • Sites generate over $330 million • Roster of IR 500 clients • 40 hands-on employees clients internet retailer conference | june 2009
    3. It’s All About the Customer User-Centric Architecture agenda Intuitive Browsing Sealing the Deal Key Takeaways internet retailer conference | june 2009
    4. it’s all about the customer Create a seamless shopping experience by understanding how they think. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    5. Define your various shopper types & profiles. Who are they? How do they shop? internet retailer conference | june 2009
    6. Define your various shopper types & profiles. Who are they? How do they shop? I need a gift What is that, You’d better I want it now! for my mom... velvet? match this price. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    7. Think through real-life brick & mortar scenarios. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    8. Don’t skimp on the research Ask customers what they think Analyze metrics Observe behaviors & find patterns Test like crazy internet retailer conference | june 2009
    9. user-centric architecture Ensure that your customers find what they’re looking for by addressing their needs. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    10. Take your product catalog... internet retailer conference | june 2009
    11. Organize into categories that reflect your customers’ mental models. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    12. Label items clearly with terms familiar to your shoppers. football basketball baseball greatness internet retailer conference | june 2009
    13. Think through various shopping paths that are intuitive to your customer. Via product type Via collection Via customized functionality Via specialty shops, boutiques bill buckner & mookie Via search wilson signed baseball $129.99 internet retailer conference | june 2009
    14. intuitive browsing Structure your site so all shoppers can browse products quickly & effectively. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    15. Provide clear browsing paths: Cater to your customers’ behaviors & needs. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    16. Provide clear browsing paths: Cater to your customers’ behaviors & needs. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    17. Provide clear browsing paths: Offer customized product finders to engage shoppers. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    18. Provide clear browsing paths: Reduce page refreshes with shortcuts. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    19. Provide clear browsing paths: Use breadcrumbs & “recently viewed items” making it easy to backtrack. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    20. Keep the momentum: Avoid dead-ends on product pages. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    21. Keep the momentum: Utilize instant “add-to-cart” confirmations to keep them in browsing mode. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    22. Keep the momentum: Promote relevant upsells without getting in the way of checkout. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    23. Keep the momentum: Drive shoppers to additional relevant items. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    24. Keep the momentum: Use clear calls to action emphasizing trigger words. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    25. Provide control: Allow shoppers to alter display options to their preferences. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    26. Provide control: Let shoppers compare items side-by-side. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    27. Provide control: Offer facets for user-defined browsing. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    28. sealing the deal Minimize abandonment by focusing on the details. internet retailer conference | june 2009
    29. Offer easy access to help Provide shipping costs early Promote trust & security Make error messages clear & instructive Don’t require registration Remove all distractions internet retailer conference | june 2009
    30. key takeaways internet retailer conference | june 2009
    31. It’s all about the customer Allow them to shop how they want Keep momentum: avoid dead-ends Provide tools for comparison & comprehension Be helpful without being intrusive Don’t overlook defensive design internet retailer conference | june 2009
    32. thank you. Contact josh levine jl@alexanderinteractive.com internet retailer conference | june 2009

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