New Look at User Experience
New Look at User Experience
Thoughtful points on structure and user experience on your site.
Slow User Experience from David Kutcher
#seofornow
Originally shared by David Kutcher
A Slow User Experience and why you should embrace it within your websites and content marketing
"A visitor's attention span is only 15 seconds", "we've got to capture the reader", "we've got to keep them moving along in the direction we want them to go", "we've got to give them options" ...
How often do you hear those statements when discussing web pages, web design and online marketing?
We've lost our rhythm and are giving short-shrift to the User's Reading Experience. And if you're curious what a Slow User Experience is, please read on :)
And I do hope you take the time to read, digest and enjoy. And my hope is that it inspires an action from you at the end.
A thank you to those who gave me early reads and valuable feedback: Gina Fiedel, Stephan Hovnanian, and Vincent Messina
As well as a thank you to those whose content, ideas and discussions germinated in my brain: David Amerland, Teodora Petkova, and Gideon Rosenblatt
#userexperience #contentmarketing #slowweb
http://www.confluentforms.com/2015/03/embracing-slow-user-experience.html
Thoughtful points on structure and user experience on your site.
Slow User Experience from David Kutcher
#seofornow
Originally shared by David Kutcher
A Slow User Experience and why you should embrace it within your websites and content marketing
"A visitor's attention span is only 15 seconds", "we've got to capture the reader", "we've got to keep them moving along in the direction we want them to go", "we've got to give them options" ...
How often do you hear those statements when discussing web pages, web design and online marketing?
We've lost our rhythm and are giving short-shrift to the User's Reading Experience. And if you're curious what a Slow User Experience is, please read on :)
And I do hope you take the time to read, digest and enjoy. And my hope is that it inspires an action from you at the end.
A thank you to those who gave me early reads and valuable feedback: Gina Fiedel, Stephan Hovnanian, and Vincent Messina
As well as a thank you to those whose content, ideas and discussions germinated in my brain: David Amerland, Teodora Petkova, and Gideon Rosenblatt
#userexperience #contentmarketing #slowweb
http://www.confluentforms.com/2015/03/embracing-slow-user-experience.html
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