What is User Friendly Website?

[katherinwatsonjr]

Hello,

There are three main aspects of a user-friendly website.

Learnability

This is how easy people find your site the first time they encounter it. Can they find what they want easily? Can they understand the structure and the design? Having complex designs can push people away. If someone doesn't know what they should do, or can't find what they were looking for, they are more inclined to leave than to look around like your site is a scavenger hunt.

Efficiency

In addition to learning how your website works, visitors must be able to do what they are supposed to do or what they came to do quickly. Having a website that visitors can move through efficiently makes their experience much better. Long page loading times and too many pages on the path to your website's goal can diminish the efficiency of your website.

Memorability

If you have many return visitors to your website, memorability is very important. Maybe you are a printing company with a file upload system, maybe you have an important notifications portal on your website. Whatever your situation, you want people to be able to navigate and use your website quickly and easily each and every time. Avoid changing your website's structure too often, don't implement huge updates and changes to the system all at once if you don't need to, and make sure you get feedback whenever you make a change.

I agree. I also think a good website need to be easy to use, supportive, simple and responsive.

[RobinSullivan]

Eyecatching
Readable
User friendly

[Felix123]

User Friendly Navigation
Task based navigation
Content based navigation
User Friendly Design
User Friendly Web Content




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[vexpertise]

Most established companies have a step in their project flow specifically designed to detect and eliminate potential usability issues. This step is called wireframing or prototyping. A wireframe is essentially a schematic, a blueprint or pencil sketch of the website’s content. It typically has no design elements or color; rather it focuses on substance.

[pxl]

user friendly website are easily workable and accessible by others these site improve your site visitor stay on the site..

[Juggal]

Hello,

There are three main aspects of a user-friendly website.

Learnability

This is how easy people find your site the first time they encounter it. Can they find what they want easily? Can they understand the structure and the design? Having complex designs can push people away. If someone doesn't know what they should do, or can't find what they were looking for, they are more inclined to leave than to look around like your site is a scavenger hunt.

Efficiency

In addition to learning how your website works, visitors must be able to do what they are supposed to do or what they came to do quickly. Having a website that visitors can move through efficiently makes their experience much better. Long page loading times and too many pages on the path to your website's goal can diminish the efficiency of your website.

Memorability

If you have many return visitors to your website, memorability is very important. Maybe you are a printing company with a file upload system, maybe you have an important notifications portal on your website. Whatever your situation, you want people to be able to navigate and use your website quickly and easily each and every time. Avoid changing your website's structure too often, don't implement huge updates and changes to the system all at once if you don't need to, and make sure you get feedback whenever you make a change.

Great Info

[chloe_k]

Here are five ways to make your website user friendly:

1. Visually Appealing Designs
2. Intuitive and Logical Navigation
3. Fast Loading Time
4. Search Engine Facility
5. Contact Information