
08/19/2007 Post By: Andrew Kamphuis
My friend and old colleague Geof Harries linked me into this article from Usability News discussing research from 2002 on shopping cart design mistakes and comparing them to the mistakes made today.
It’s nice to see that programmers are generally getting better about shopping cart usability, and that the 2007 showed vast improvements for a lot of shopping cart design.
Here is a link to the article.
Here is a list of the mistakes from 2002:
My personal pet peeves are complex carts, carts that have option overload (too many options), and having to register to checkout.
If I had to pick my favorite shopping cart experience on the web at this point in time, it would be the shopping experience at Abercrombie. (They have most of the features I love, except their registration isn’t currently working, and it’s hard to change the quantity on an item in the cart). Otherwise it's a great experience in simplicity.
What do you like / dislike about shopping carts on the web? Email me or post your thoughts below.
shopping cart - 04/30/2008
http://www.2shoppingcart.net
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