User Experience (UX)

Creating user-friendly digital experiences are essential if you want to captivate your audience, foster loyalty, and boost the overall performance of your business. A thoughtful approach to design can make all the difference in the digital world.

The Benefits of USER EXPERIENCE

User experience (UX) refers to how users perceive and interact with a website or digital product. Positive UX ensures that users can easily navigate the site and find the information they need, leading to higher engagement, increased conversions, and improved brand loyalty.

Increased Engagement

A seamless and intuitive user experience encourages visitors to stay longer on your website, interact with your content, and explore various features. This fosters a deeper connection with your brand and increases the likelihood of repeat visits.

Higher Conversion Rates

When users find it easy and enjoyable to navigate through a website, they are more likely to complete desired actions, such as making purchases, signing up for newsletters, or submitting contact forms.

Enhanced Customer Satisfaction

Satisfied users are more likely to have positive perceptions of a brand and its products or services. A smooth user experience shows that a company values its customers' time and needs, leading to greater satisfaction and potentially turning satisfied users into brand advocates.

Improved SEO

Search engines, like Google, consider user experience as an important factor in ranking websites. Websites with positive user experiences, such as faster loading times and mobile responsiveness, are more likely to receive higher rankings, leading to increased visibility and organic traffic.

Reduced Bounce Rates

A well-designed user experience reduces the likelihood of users leaving a website shortly after arriving, which is known as a "bounce." By keeping visitors engaged and guiding them to relevant content, positive UX lowers bounce rates, which can positively impact search engine ranking and overall performance.

Key Considerations for USER EXPERIENCE

Before a single line of code is written we need to consider the journey we wish to take the user on. This begins by understanding who the audience is, as different people will navigate websites in very different ways. We then need to consider:

SIMPLIFYING NAVIGATION

You need to take steps to reduce friction throughout the website. That means minimising the number of clicks required from beginning to end, ensuring the user understands where they are in that journey and typically leaving the more time intensive / arduous requirements from the user until the very end, by which point they are too invested to drop out.

Mobile optimisation

Needless to say that mobile technology has introduced another dimension entirely to user experience, as mobile users browse and behave in a very different way to desktop users. We need to ensure:

– Calls to action are large and prominent

– Large blocks of text are either removed or (preferably from an SEO perspective) hidden as tabulated content.

– Telephone numbers are clickable

– Fields have an autocomplete function

– The entire journey can be easily completed with the use of just one thumb/finger.

SEO considerations

The user experience also needs to accommodate key brand messaging and SEO considerations, so designing the right user experience can be a complex task that requires significant planning, but that is still a great deal easier than rushing the process and having to repair it retrospectively!

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about User Experience

No, user experience extends beyond websites. It applies to all digital touchpoints, including emails, mobile apps, software interfaces, online forms, and even customer support platforms. Every interaction with your brand should be optimised for a positive user experience.

User experience is an ongoing process. Digital trends and user expectations evolve, so businesses must continuously adapt and refine their UX strategies to stay relevant and competitive.

You can measure user experience using various metrics like bounce rate, time on page, conversion rate, and user feedback surveys. Analysing these metrics helps identify areas for improvement, so you can optimise your site accordingly.

An increasing number of users access websites and digital content through mobile devices, so mobile optimisation is crucial. A mobile-friendly design ensures that users can navigate, read, and interact with the content easily on smaller screens, providing a seamless and satisfying experience.

User experience and accessibility are closely intertwined. A good UX design considers diverse user needs, ensuring that people with disabilities can navigate and interact with your website effectively. Prioritising accessibility not only benefits a wider audience but also aligns with legal requirements in some regions.

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The fundamentals of great Marketing

No matter what sector you’re in, we believe that the fundamentals of great marketing never change

BRAND IDENTITY

From your website user experience to the user imagery within your social media, brand is every moment of every interaction with your business. Defining who you are.

CONTENT

Get your content right, and the channels will all but take care of themselves. It is not enough for content to be superficially on-brand, but rather it must drive the brand’s vision, no matter how ambitious.

UNDERSTANDING

It’s no coincidence that the best B2B marketers are endlessly curious individuals who understand the value of research. I’s where every great strategy begins.

INFLUENCER MARKETING

There is no better way of capturing incredible B2B or professional service content whilst simultaneously raising awareness and growing credibility, than by engaging with the top 1% of your target market; the influencers.

CHANNEL MARKETING

From SEO to email marketing and webinars to social media, your content needs to be distributed across all the relevant channels as you develop brand into a serious digital asset. Meanwhile, a paid lead generation strategy that limits cost per acquisition (CPA) may also be required, depending on short term targets.

KPI'S AND TRACKING

In order to avoid “analysis paralysis”, a small number of headline metrics at both brand and commercial levels should be agreed upon, along with the frequency of updates. We typically find that weekly mini-reports ensure constant momentum without disrupting day to day activity.

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