Responsive Web Design Vol 2

Responsive Web design

How To Create Selling E-Commerce Websites, Vol. 2

With more and more people reaching out for their smartphones and tablets to shop online, mobile e-commerce is set to reach $86 billion by 2016 — a development that brings along entirely new demands on e-commerce websites. After our first e-commerce eBook was published four years ago, we wanted to take a fresh look at the challenges that crafting online shopping experiences bring along today, and equip you with the necessary know-how on how to deal with them effectively. Along the way, our expert authors will guide you through the vital steps of planning a successful e-commerce website and explore the design decisions that have to be considered in order to achieve a pleasant and compelling user experience. We’ll also take a deeper look into the peculiarities of mobile e-commerce usability and cover tips on designing a better checkout process. Reducing abandoned shopping carts is also one of the topics that we’ll dig into. With real-life examples and insights into a large-scale usability study that dissects some of the biggest e-commerce websites out there, this eBook will prove to be a valuable and practical source for all your e-commerce needs. TABLE OF CONTENTS: - How To Plan Your Next Mobile E-Commerce Website - Exploring Ten Fundamental Aspects Of M-Commerce Usability - An E-Commerce Study: Guidelines For Better Navigation And Categories - The Current State Of E-Commerce Search - Better Product Pages: Turn Visitors Into Customers - Designing A Better Mobile Checkout Process - Creating A Client-Side Shopping Cart - Reducing Abandoned Shopping Carts In E-Commerce

Professional Web Design, Vol. 2

Web design, with its wide range of disciplines and fields, is not an easy nut to crack. However, it is possible to put together a book with some of the crucial principles and fundamentals that you will need for every project you take on. Learn about the harsh truths of corporate Web design and the troubles you are bound to run into. Create effective online portfolios with optimized user experiences, without the usual trial and error. Use storytelling to create engaging user experiences. Impress clients by staying on top of enhancements and Web standards. And in case you are wondering how to handle clients, we have some professional advice on how to deal with exceptional situations and customer requests. This guide to professional Web design was carefully selected, prepared and edited to bring you the most useful Web design advice from Smashing Magazines articles. Know where you stand, put your situation in perspective, and get the advice you've been looking for. TABLE OF CONTENTS - 10 Harsh Truths About Corporate Websites - Portfolio Design Study: Design Patterns And Current Practices - Creating A Successful Online Portfolio - Better User Experience With Storytelling - Designing User Interfaces For Business Web Applications - Progressive Enhancement And Standards Do Not Limit Web Design - Color Theory For Designers, Part 1: The Meaning Of Color - Is John The Client Dense Or Are You Failing Him? - How To Identify And Deal With Different Types Of Clients - How To Respond Effectively To Design Criticism - Web Designers Guide To Professional Networking - Group Interview: Expert Advice For Students and Young Web Designers