Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface

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30 Jul 2013
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface
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Insivia Seminar Series: Usability & User Interface

Notes de l'éditeur

  1. Bad MesagingGoal of the Page: The conversion goal for this test was a click on their pricing plan.Version A - 25.3% Conversion RateBusinesses grow faster online! (original)
  2. Pingdom.com
  3. F-PatternStudies show that users really do judge a website by its design. Elements such as layout, consistency, typography, color and style all affect how users perceive your website and what kind of image you project.
  4. According to a Skyword study, articles that contain at least one image cab see an average of 70% more page views.
  5. Design/Layout – Using a new layout with screenshot call outsVersion A - BaselineThe control page.Version B - 85.0% ImprovementRequires less clicking by showing all screenshots as nice, large thumbnails. Freshens up the design of the page (having handwriting-type captions). Strengthens the call to action with a prominently placed testimonial at the very top.Big TakeawayScreenshot call-outs with strengthened value-propositions strongly increased conversions.
  6. Design/LayoutVersion B - 85.0% ImprovementRequires less clicking by showing all screenshots as nice, large thumbnails. Freshens up the design of the page (having handwriting-type captions). Strengthens the call to action with a prominently placed testimonial at the very top.Big TakeawayScreenshot call-outs with strengthened value-propositions strongly increased conversions.
  7. Design/LayoutGoal of the Page: Enter email + join the site.Version A - 0.3% Conversion RateThis is the page I used for about 11 months. Mostly everything is different from this original page compared to Version B. It converted at 1:300 from a steady source of traffic.
  8. Good use of whitespace and margins increases comprehension by 20% - NeilsonGoal of the Page: Enter email + join the site.Version B - 1% Conversion RateMuch more white space, less text up top, and more content (longer page ad copy compared to Version A). It also doesn't mention price on this page. It converts at 1:100 now. A 200% increase in conversions.
  9. IMAGESFor e-commerce, use of photos of people increase trustworthiness.
  10. KEY MESSAGES“30-Day Free Trial on All Accounts” generated 30% more sign-ups than the original “Start a Highrise Account.”
  11. “You Should Follow Me on Twitter Here” (Dustin Curtis)This much-hyped split-test involved testing multiple versions of a call to action for Twitter followers. Dustin found that “You should follow me on Twitter here” worked 173% better than his control text, “I’m on Twitter.”
  12. Two Magical Words Increased Conversion Rate by 28%The words “It’s free” increased the clicks on this sign-up button by 28%, illustrating the importance of testing call-to-action buttons and how minor changes can have surprisingly major results.
  13. Interesting thing is, this is not always the case. Multi step processes can be shown to increase conversion too when customers want confirmation about their order. This worked because all order details stayed on the page.
  14. Labels on top are fast, but labels on left increase comprehensionIndicators of successNaming Conventions – Generic ‘Submit’ can be bad
  15. Goal of the Page: Visitors click on "Use Coupon."Version A - BaselineBaseline variation.
  16. Goal of the Page: Visitors click on "Use Coupon."Version A - BaselineBaseline variation.
  17. Limiting the number of actions on a page can significantly increase conversions.This is smart for landing pages and why you often see navigation removed.
  18. Design/LayoutVersion B - 34.0% ImprovementThey replaced the promotional right sidebar by a left navigation bar that did not have the heavy focus on single visual elements. Note that all subcategory pages are neatly displayed in left navigation bar and it is much more intuitive to browse around different pages on the ecommerce store.Big TakeawayA homepage with a better-designed sidebar increased the number of items added to carts.
  19. Nielsen’s study revealed that just five users would reveal about 85% of all problems with your website.
  20. An A/B test is a process through which you provide different versions of a medium to statistically significant groups of users, and then measure their reactions to those versions in order to understand which is more effective at driving the behavior you prefer.