Krista Johnson<\/p>\n
Intro to Web Design<\/p>\n
Review #1<\/p>\n
1.24.2018<\/p>\n
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The e-commerce site I chose was JustFab.com. When you first enter the site there is a homepage displaying all of the sales currently going on. I clicked on a picture which brought me deeper into the site. I clicked on the heels section in the now visible menu bar and it took me to a long page with different heels to choose from. I chose a pair and then I was directed to a page that had just that heel on it , the close up pictures , how tall the heel was, the price ,etc. I then clicked \u201cadd \u00a0to bag\u201d. A small notification popped up letting me know that that item had been added to my bag. From there I could choose to continue shopping or proceed to checkout. The JustFab site had a homepage but didn\u2019t show a menu bar at the top until you logged in or clicked on one of their shoe sale pictures which I didn’t think was user friendly. I think that could be a bit confusing for the user when trying to find something specific. Another downside is that there is no search bar on the homepage either. As far as the notification popping up asking to proceed to checkout or continue shopping , I think that was a great feature, and you can quickly get to either page, I didn\u2019t have to think about the actual purchasing of the item. Overall I think JustFab should improve their homepage and make it easier for users to find items quickly.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Krista Johnson Intro to Web Design Review #1 1.24.2018 The e-commerce site I chose was JustFab.com. When you first enter the site there is a homepage displaying all of the sales currently going on. I clicked on a picture which brought me deeper into the site. I clicked on the heels section in the … <\/p>\n