2. cxpartners in numbers
www.cxpartners.co.uk
Run
413
user tests
in 2007
27
combined years in
usability
£176
Est. added to the revenue
of companies worked
with in 2007
million
13
cxpartners
Usability
work on
continents
5
Based in Bristol
118
miles
from London
Surveyed
3,450
users
in 2007
Watched
people use
673websites
8. Google generation
Flighty, is the best way to
describe their behaviour
They show a strong tendency towards shallow horizontal ‘flicking’ behaviour
Make the pictures bigger and cut the
text by half
9. Report: Google generation: myth vs. reality?
They are expert searchers
They think everything is on the web (and it’s all free)
They do not respect intellectual property
They are the ‘cut-and-paste’ generation
They have zero tolerance for delay and their information needs must be
fulfilled immediately
They prefer interactive systems and are turning away from being passive
users of content
They find their peers more credible as information sources than authority
figures
They multitask in all areas of their lives
Source: information behaviour of the the research of the future January 2008 UCL
http://www.bl.uk/news/pdf/googlegen.pdf
10. Everybody is becoming more like the Google
generation
http://flickr.com/photos/manfrys/2226178289/
11. In at #2
Only 10% of your users come
in to your website via the
homepage
on average around 70% of design effort is focused on the homepage
•Design your article page first
•Give clear sign posting to other lovely things on
your website from the bottom of every article
12. Give people a place to go from the bottom of the page
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14. At #3
Print this
Let your users print stuff
In this increasingly digital world users still want to print
•Let them print, offer a button
•Use Print style sheets to get more
15. At #3
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17. In at #4
Accessibility is not about
disability
It’s about your website working everywhere for anyone
Design for accessibility and
everything will follow
18. 4.7 (p39): “From 1st October 1999 a service provider has to take reasonable
steps to change a practice which makes it unreasonably difficult for disabled
people to make use of its services.”
Accessibility & the law
You can increase sales on your site as much as 225% by offering sufficient product information to your customers at the time they need it. One way to do this is to develop product lists that don 稚 require shoppers to bounce back-and-forth between the list and individual product pages.
You can increase sales on your site as much as 225% by offering sufficient product information to your customers at the time they need it. One way to do this is to develop product lists that don 稚 require shoppers to bounce back-and-forth between the list and individual product pages.