E-commerce UX
eCommerce Payment Methods: What 43 Tests Reveal About Payment and Conversion
The payment method is the last step before the purchase. And the step where most customers drop off.
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 payment method is the last step before the purchase. And the step where most customers drop off.
E-commerce UX
The average mobile conversion rate in ecommerce is 1.8%.
E-commerce UX
The checkout is the most valuable part of your shop.
E-commerce UX
The best advertising is not the kind you pay for. It is the kind your customers make.
E-commerce UX
The mobile checkout is the biggest conversion killer in ecommerce.
E-commerce UX
A shop with a furniture configurator rebuilt its checkout. Before, buying took four pages: cart, then address, then payment, then delivery.
E-commerce UX
Most e-commerce shops use trust signals. Seals, reviews, security badges, payment logos.
E-commerce UX
The checkout is the most critical moment in eCommerce. The customer has decided to buy.
E-commerce UX
The product page is the most important place in eCommerce. This is where the customer decides: buy or don’t buy.
E-commerce UX
Mobile traffic is higher than desktop traffic in most ecommerce shops. In 7 out of 10 shops, mobile accounts for more than 60 per cent.
E-commerce UX
The basket abandonment rate is one of the biggest revenue killers in eCommerce. When customers put products in the basket but do not complete the purchase, valuable revenue falls by the wayside.
E-commerce UX
Checkout is the last metre before the finish line.
In the Dropoff Analysis you see where your shop loses buyers. Afterwards you know where the first step pays off.