Ten Bad website experiences

For E-commerce sites, the user's browsing experience is essential, only do a good user experience, will have users willing to buy your products, however, many web designers are often in the user experience to make some low-level errors, today, I listed 10 typical Web site design bad browsing experience.

　　Disadvantages One: Excessive use of flash, JavaScript, Ajax, and Java

Enterprise sites and commercial sites are particularly prominent in this regard. The web designers or teams of these sites simply know to do flash, or just go online to find it. Many sites now have Flash entry pages, flash navigation, Flash page banners, asynchronous communication navigation, Java navigation, script warnings, and other features that are neither valuable nor good. As we all love to think, most people don't care whether you have a good graphic designer or not. Lucas Studios may be interested in your work, but we won't.

Make your flash as small as possible, and use a <noembed> tag to facilitate those who do not have flash plug-ins. and use your flash only for your banner position, not the whole station.

Because, if the user came to your site, see the following tips, the user experience must be very poor.

　　Disadvantage Two: Disable the right mouse click.

Did you see the ' PRTSCR ' button on your keyboard?

The role of this key is to print the screen, whether the visitor can copy your picture, depending on whether you disable right click.

I personally like to right-click My mouse, which is probably largely because I hate the key on Mac 1. And every time I see a warning box, I feel very annoying, even I will leave the site directly.

You can use a watermark on your site's pictures, a transparent GIF image, or some other means to prevent theft, but do not disable the right button.

　　Malady Three: Use Width= "" and height= "" To resize a Web site picture

What happens to your site when you use the above method? Slow download, low quality images.

If you haven't figured this out, now you might be more likely to hire someone else to create and manage your site. Web browsers are stupid to display and adjust the actual image size correctly. The actual pixel size of the picture will not change, so the adjusted small picture and the original picture of the download time is the same.

So, you should use image processing software or adjust your server settings to readjust your image size, rather than take the bad method above. I know that dynamic resizing is a fairly complex task, but you can do this in a variety of programming languages, not HTML.

　　Malady Four: The overwhelming Google and Yahoo ads

All people know who uses Google or Yahoo ads, each click Webmaster can get $ or more benefits.

Good sites do not advertise more, and bad websites are not intended to provide useful information, but to try to get people to click on those ads to make a profit.

If you really want to do a high quality website, and want to have a good return rate, then try to kick the spam, keep your site clean state.

　　Disadvantages Five: Poor customer service

Large retail shopping sites are typical. Google is also hard to crawl their way of contact. Sometimes I find the contact page, but it is a FAQ page. Sometimes I don't want to see the 500 FAQ questions before I find a support department that can help me with my problem solving. Even a ticket company like Tematier, even if he suggests contacting them online, you end up finding that most of their departments are still not in touch.

The worst experience is the support experience of my previous client and Dell company. I was told that because I was not connected to the correct service department, I was forced to undergo a 4 call transfer. In the end, I was transferred to the first so-called responsibility related department. After more than 30 minutes of long wait, I was finally told by the customer service representative, I still have to call their technical support department to solve my problem.

　　Malady Six: Make your content full of keywords to do rankings

It's a good way to improve your search engine rankings by appearing as many keywords as you can before each word and by adding them in bold.

However, if you still want to improve your conversion rate, please do not do so.

　　Malady Seven: Use the old-fashioned frame design

Frame design is a cliché of web design 10 years ago, but there are still a lot of websites that still take this pathetic form of design. The frame structure design has his many drawbacks, such as the scroll bar is not available, the backup trouble, the inventory habit long-term storage and so on bad experience.

If you are designing a Web page in a framework form, then it is advisable to learn the great CSS design language right away and it will help you a lot.

　　Malady Eight: Difficult to find the way to pay

When I go to a website to buy something, the first thing I want to do is figure out how I can pay for it. If this site is difficult to find the way I can pay, then I have to give up shopping. Because I didn't want to see you do not accept credit cards after I registered with your website.

Please put your payment method on each page of your site viewable area, so that the user experience of your site will be greatly enhanced.

　　Malady Nine: no internal search engine

Some things seem simple, but often easily overlooked. Internal search engines are not the most effective means of searching for information, but they are an important way to be widely used.

Unfortunately, even creating passionate Users,seth's blog and grokdotcom, my favorite marketing and some usability expert resources, do not have internal search capabilities. This is what I discovered when I recently tried to search for a specific position on these blogs. When I searched or failed, I gave up looking for what I wanted on these blogs. I would like to say that if one of these blogs supports internal search, my search will not fail in this way.

　　Malady Ten: After registering can shopping

Why do we need visitors to register to order?

To tell you the truth, why?

Have you ever thought that this could be the biggest conversion killer. Visitors are often told to sign up to see a specific price, and I want to ask, why are you making things so complicated?

I don't want to explain things like this, anyway, stop doing that.

English original: Ways to ruin visitor experience on your website

Ten Bad website experiences