Archives for the ‘usability’ Category

Maybe we really are from two different planets after all …

By Karri • Jun 13th, 2007 • Category: usability

It is impossible to “do” marketing without first considering gender. No matter how we try to equalize the sexes, there are distinct differences in how men and women make a decision to purchase. And the Internet is proving to be fertile ground (sorry, couldn’t resist) for some fascinating gender research. My friend Randy Cullom, a [...]



7 Ways to Build Trust and Get More Conversions

By Karri • Apr 20th, 2007 • Category: usability

The low hanging fruit of usability is trust. When you create a “safe” environment for your users, you make your site inherently more usable and thus more likely to convert. So, take off the used car salesman jacket and put on your best suit. Here are 7 ways to help your show [...]



Publishing Your Prices – the Sequel

By Karri • Mar 7th, 2007 • Category: usability

When Jakob Nielsen concluded his annual Top Ten Mistakes in Web Design for 2007 by telling B2B webmasters to publish their prices, I gave a raucous verbal cheer across the cable lines. In Get Over Yourself and Publish Your Prices Already, I satirized the notion that prices are something you only disclose when the [...]



Get Over Yourself and Publish Your Prices Already

By Karri • Jan 19th, 2007 • Category: usability

Jakob Nielsen has published his annual Top Ten Mistakes in Web Design for 2007. It’s classic Nielsen—high on quality, low on filler. Every point in the list is a gem; addressing just one or two of these usability challenges would improve any website’s conversion rate. What I also love about Nielsen is [...]