E-commerce UX
Conversion Funnel: How to Fix the 5 Biggest Leaks
The average eCommerce funnel loses 97.5 percent of its visitors before conversion.
Insights
User experience decides whether visitors buy or leave. It is about measurable impact, not taste.
What you will find here
Professional user research in a shop, methods and tools: Academy track UX & User Research for E-Commerce ↗
E-commerce UX
The average eCommerce funnel loses 97.5 percent of its visitors before conversion.
E-commerce UX
Customer service is the most underrated revenue driver in ecommerce. 38 percent of consumers are more likely to buy when live chat is available. Three out of four customers spend more when the service experience is right.
E-commerce UX
The average eCommerce conversion rate is 2.5 to 3.5 percent. That means 96 to 97 out of 100 visitors leave the shop without buying.
E-commerce UX
The average cart abandonment rate in global ecommerce is 69.8 percent (Baymard Institute, 2024). Almost seven in ten customers who add an item to their cart never complete the purchase.
E-commerce UX
70.22 per cent of all online purchases are abandoned in the basket. That is not an edge case.
E-commerce UX
The most expensive decision in eCommerce is not product development.
E-commerce UX
Your online checkout decides between profit and failure. Every abandoned basket is revenue given away.
E-commerce UX
Most shops treat personalisation as a nice-to-have: a few dynamic product recommendations, a personalised email subject line, done.
E-commerce UX
The classic customer journey is drawn as a funnel: lots of visitors at the top, few buyers at the bottom.
E-commerce UX
Most shop owners think about navigation in categories: main search, main menu, footer. But navigation is much more than that.
E-commerce UX
An online shop’s navigation is the invisible doorman. Customers who find their way buy.
E-commerce UX
Every second of load time costs money. That is not theory, it is simple maths.
E-commerce UX
Price is the most emotional point in ecommerce.
In the Dropoff Analysis you see where your shop loses buyers. Afterwards you know where the first step pays off.