Check Out These Amazing E-commerce UI Trends for 2015

E-commerce industry is growing at an astronomical pace. The demand for convenience and mobile proliferation have together taken the world of e-commerce at its peak. Online shopping has been increasingly becoming a sought-after method for customers to shop anytime anywhere with the help of Internet access.

Website owners are in a constant search of ways that will help them display a range of products in an attractive manner. Since user experience is everything, it should be the responsibility of the online retailers to focus on designing a UI that adds convenience to their customers' experience and thus help them shop in a hassle-free way.

In this article, we are going to discuss about some best UI trends that you'd love to see in 2015. These are some emerging trends in e-commerce which will make sure that your business stays ahead of the competition.

1. Homepage

Homepage is one of the most integral parts of a website. It is the first impression of a website and plays a crucial role in conveying its goal and magnetizing the users. Designers need to be very careful while designing their homepage and ensure not to include anything that complicates the users.

In 2015, the trend will shift towards making a homepage as informative as possible. These pages will give an informative first impression and help them navigate and perform actions throughout the website in an easy manner. More focus will be given on making eye-catching contact forms, exchange/return policies, payment methods and so on.

2. Personalized Interface Customization

If you are getting bored with the same appearance of your e-commerce website then there is a good news for you. In 2015, it is possible for you to imagine a layout which can be easily customized by ourselves. Windows 8 has utilized the Metro UI, which allows people to write some software shortcuts, media, widget and whatever they like. In the near future, it has also been predicted that many websites will also allow customers to personalize customization. Means it would be completely in the customers' hands to put the product recommendation, sidebars or anything anywhere.

3. Large Category List

Although there are so many ways through which products can be categorized to let the users shop with ease, but in some of the cases you end up putting them in a random order which create confusion for them. During the coming year, web designers will be more focused towards creating a product category that provides ease of finding and let the customers shop smartly.

4. Minimalist Design

With customers going online for each and everything, designers need to be very serious about the appearance and convenience of their website. There should be no room for complicated textures instead crisp edges, white-spaces, and flat illustrations are in vogue these days. Furthermore, many websites will make use of payment processes that are simpler and yet sophisticated.

5. Faster Page Loading Time

Customers are now expecting web pages to get loaded completely as fast as possible so that they can shop easily. Not more than 3 seconds should be taken to make your website respond to the customer query. This is a serious challenge for so many e-commerce websites that deal with a large range of products. The coming year will give better opportunities of making an effective use of content delivery network. This way users will be provided with a faster information on the bases of their geographical location.

Conclusion

The above mentioned are some known trends which are likely to become hot in the upcoming year. They are great in improving the user-experience along with the success of an online portal.

Edward Jones is a web developer by profession and a writer by hobby and works for OSSMedia Ltd. a Wordpress Web Development Services. He loves sharing information regarding wordpress, Majento, Drupal and Joomla development tips & tricks. If you are looking for Wordpress Programmers then just get in touch with him.

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