Most people shop online these days. If you haven’t, you should try it. It’s the most liberating feeling not having to look for parking on the weekend after payday. And when last did something you actually want arrive in your postbox?
Sure, OK, you might not be shopping online because of badly put together websites. The whole point of shopping online is to make life simpler, so if you’re suddenly finding it an impossibility to navigate back to the home page, or find the product you’re sure you saw a few clicks ago, I don’t blame you for freaking out a bit.
E-commerce sites have had their layout and design changes over the years, and this is what is trending at the moment, the things that will make people like you and me sigh in relief and satisfaction.
Apparently we like good visuals and big pictures. And that makes sense – show off the amazing images of your nifty products.
Minimalist design and simple typography make sites easy on the eye, and create less reason for that aforementioned freakout.
See how neat that looks? That’s the point of using a flashcard-esqueapproach. Each flashcard should feature each product and contain product names and descriptions, social sharing buttons, prices, etc.
Thank goodness mysmacc have used a minimalistic approach to their site’s layout. It makes for such a pleasant shopping experience. Give them a go for all your tech accessories.
[Source: Pretashop]
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