Website Development & User Experience Flashcards
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What does the term 'above the fold' mean in the context of ecommerce UX design?
Answer: Content visible without scrolling on initial page load
Above the fold refers to the portion of a webpage visible in the browser viewport before the user scrolls, critical for first impressions.
Which Core Web Vital metric specifically measures the time until the largest visible content element renders on screen?
Answer: Largest Contentful Paint (LCP)
LCP measures loading performance; Google recommends LCP occur within 2.5 seconds of page load for a good user experience.
A user testing session reveals that shoppers consistently miss the 'Add to Cart' button on a product page. What is the most likely UX fix?
Answer: Increase button size, contrast, and place it prominently near the price
Primary CTA buttons should have high color contrast, adequate size (at least 44×44px), and be placed near the decision-making content.
What is A/B testing in the context of ecommerce website optimization?
Answer: Showing two design variants to different user segments and comparing conversion rates
A/B testing splits traffic between two variants to determine which design, copy, or layout change produces better conversion outcomes.
Which navigation pattern is most effective for ecommerce sites with more than 7 top-level product categories?
Answer: Mega menu with organized subcategories
Mega menus allow users to see and jump directly to subcategories without multiple clicks, reducing navigation depth.
What is the purpose of implementing structured data markup (Schema.org Product schema) on ecommerce product pages?
Answer: Enable rich snippets in search results showing price, rating, and availability
Product schema enables Google to display enhanced search result snippets with pricing, reviews, and stock status, improving click-through rates.
A mobile ecommerce user struggles to tap small filter chips on a product listing page. Which design principle is being violated?
Answer: Fitts's Law — interactive targets must be large enough for reliable touch input
Fitts's Law states that target acquisition time depends on target size; mobile touch targets should be at least 44×44px per Apple HIG and Google Material Design guidelines.