How Can Micro-interactions Improve Customer Experience?
Micro-interactions enable a more human-like online shopping experience. Used carefully, they make their time on your website more fun—and more fruitful. And, importantly, they help prime your customers to be...
Read MoreCan Being Brutal Ever Be Good?
Brutalism gives you the opportunity to break out of the mundane, replicated web design we have become familiar with. It can be simple and elegant, giving your visitors and customers...
Read MoreThe Scientifically Proven Way to Catch Someone’s Eye
Preattentive processing is the brain’s ability to react to stimuli without thinking Visual stimuli that can be processed in less than 250 milliseconds are considered preattentive Understanding and taking advantage...
Read MoreWhat Can Pupil Dilation Tell You About Your Customers?
Eye tracking is much more than just what a customer is looking at on your site—pupil dilation offers an additional strand of data for insights. Changes in pupil size can...
Read MoreShopping Cart Killers | How to Decrease Cart Abandonment
Nearly 70% of website visitors abandon their shopping carts. But don’t think it’s inevitable that you’ll lose them completely because you can take steps to reduce the problem. Simplify your...
Read MoreIs Lack Of Accessibility Losing You Money?
16% of the UK population have a disability and they have a combined spending power in excess of £212 billion Does your website cater to their needs? How much revenue...
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Learn how consumer psychology principles work in eCommerce
Watch our psychologist Prof. Ben Ambridge’s videos to understand how you can use different consumer psychology principles on your eCommerce website to persuade users to buy and increase your conversions and revenue.
