Basic requirements for the main page of the site:
Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2025 3:41 am
A clear logo and site name in a prominent place.
Clear and user-friendly design with low cognitive load. Cognitive load is the psychological effort a user has to expend to figure out how to use a site or page. Of course, a large number of interactive elements per inch of screen does not add attractiveness to a site, but only more hassle for the user.
Clear product or article categories to simplify site navigation.
Up button to reduce the time the user spends belize telegram data scrolling to the top of the page.
Information about promotions, discounts, offers.
Address and contacts.
Link to your personal account (if the site has such an option).
All information on the page should be logically structured and lead the user to purchase or subscribe.
Now let's look at how the Epicenter page is designed.
Site structure analysis
The user is greeted by a slider with a selection of useful information about advantageous offers and discounts, a classic menu layout, access to your own account, quick access to the product catalog and a drop-down menu with a catalog selection. A great idea to store all information on delivery, payment for goods, as well as related issues in one drop-down menu. You should also pay attention to the possibility of voice search for products, which is especially relevant for a building materials store and everything related to construction.
Clear and user-friendly design with low cognitive load. Cognitive load is the psychological effort a user has to expend to figure out how to use a site or page. Of course, a large number of interactive elements per inch of screen does not add attractiveness to a site, but only more hassle for the user.
Clear product or article categories to simplify site navigation.
Up button to reduce the time the user spends belize telegram data scrolling to the top of the page.
Information about promotions, discounts, offers.
Address and contacts.
Link to your personal account (if the site has such an option).
All information on the page should be logically structured and lead the user to purchase or subscribe.
Now let's look at how the Epicenter page is designed.
Site structure analysis
The user is greeted by a slider with a selection of useful information about advantageous offers and discounts, a classic menu layout, access to your own account, quick access to the product catalog and a drop-down menu with a catalog selection. A great idea to store all information on delivery, payment for goods, as well as related issues in one drop-down menu. You should also pay attention to the possibility of voice search for products, which is especially relevant for a building materials store and everything related to construction.