What are the more user-friendly website designs?

1. Users need to know the key points at a glance. Users who enter hotel booking websites or sections are generally very purposeful. They actually have a complete idea in their minds, and they come to the website just to complete the plan. . Therefore, allowing users to intuitively see the content they need on the homepage and minimizing the appearance of other unimportant content is a good way to improve user experience. Agoda: Just like Agoda's design, the first screen of the website uses an imaginative landscape as the background. The quick entrance to hotel reservations is the most eye-catching. Even the company slogan only appears briefly at the top of the page. The homepage design focuses on popular content, and lists recommendations based on the preferences of most users and the number of click queries. This idea is really good, but are the "popular countries and regions" and "popular cities" displayed at the bottom a bit too much? 2. Use a suitable large picture as the background. Using beautiful high-definition large pictures as the website background seems to have become a universal design method. A large picture paired with simple text can easily make the website inexplicably high-end. . In the selection of pictures, whether they are beautiful enough may be our only focus, and whether they are suitable may be more important to our overall design. The "appropriate" mentioned here includes many aspects, such as color, layout, size, and even the meaning expressed in the picture. Airbnb: The use of images on Airbnb’s website is worth learning from. The first screen is mainly dominated by large pictures. Among the bustling crowd, there is a man and a woman walking happily, giving a feeling of going home. The lower part uses photos with local characteristics as backgrounds, allowing users to have a more intuitive understanding of local customs. 3. Reduce click delays when switching pictures. Some pictures about the hotel may attract the most attention and appear first on the hotel details page, and the content of these pictures may be either loved or hated by users. When the user is browsing, they will feel that the image is complete but a little messy. When the user does not need it, it will cause delays due to some normal operations. If the website can display some pictures first, let users who need to see more pictures click to enter a special picture section, and classify these pictures to facilitate users to quickly find the content they need, such a design will be more consistent. User experience. Youduoduo Youduoduo's details page pictures use the effect of enlarging the picture after hovering with the mouse, and also have an "all pictures" button. Click "All Images" and a pop-up window will appear. The classification of image content types is displayed on the left for users to choose; the images and thumbnails are displayed on the right. This format makes the picture section very clear. 4. Complete and detailed hotel information The information content in the hotel information details page is similar, but some subtle differences can make the user experience of the website very different. The introduction of most websites uses official information such as "hotel introduction" as the primary content. In fact, what users actually need is not these official information. Practical content closely related to it is what they pay most attention to. The content arrangement of the hotel details page of Zhunnar.com is different from that of most websites. The text introduction part is arranged in the order of "hotel facilities", "hotel policies", and "hotel introduction", which is truly designed according to the actual needs of users. 5. Special information should be specially marked. The special information mentioned here does not all refer to important information. It can also be preferential information, gift items, or quantity reminders that some website parties believe need to attract the attention of users. Booking Booking is a professional global hotel booking website, and the design of the website is relatively user-friendly. Just like the hotel booking link shown in the case, the text and colors used are based on the user's perspective, and the content that the user may be interested in is displayed in different colors. This approach is very conducive to promoting sales. 6. A vivid review page with pictures and texts. The reviews of other users are one of the sections that many users who are choosing will pay attention to. These reviews may play a great role in guiding their final choices, so this part of the design should be more Pay attention to. Routine divisions will make users feel dull and monotonous. Try to design a lively and vivid review section to make it easier for users to accept and recognize. TripAdvisor The review section of TripAdvisor is designed in the form of a dialog box and supports both pictures and text, which increases users' trust and makes users feel more involved when browsing.

7. Emotional booking calendar Although the booking calendar is only a very small link, users can easily get confused here, so it is extremely important to provide users with timely interactive responses. Color difference displays or small comments will not appear redundant. However, you should also pay attention to this part of the design. The area should always be kept clean and tidy, and the visual experience should not be neglected because of the large amount of content. Qunar.com Qunar.com’s booking calendar design is very considerate. When selecting a date, a light blue shading is displayed, and a small logo is used to tell the user the total number of days, which greatly reduces the user's thinking time. 8. Interaction generates feedback. Users like to have the feeling of "I am not browsing alone" when browsing any website, so every small action generated by hovering the mouse will make users feel warm. Yilong.com Yilong's homepage has a very complete interactive effect, and there will be feedback almost every time you hover. However, although the case website has more interactive responses, it does not make people feel redundant or complicated. This also gives us some inspiration: when there are many interactive actions on a page, it is necessary to pay attention to the response generated within a specified range. Once it exceeds the range and affects other sections, it will be too cumbersome. 9. Split the complex process. Most of the hotel booking process is not very complicated and is roughly similar to the general online shopping process. However, users who book for the first time may feel less secure. Splitting and displaying the entire process is to eliminate user uneasiness. The best way. Tongcheng.com Tongcheng.com has carefully broken down the entire process. Expressing each important link in colloquial text not only allows users to have a clear understanding of what to do next, but also increases the affinity of the website. 10. Reduce input boxes and required fields. Input boxes that fill the screen and required fields marked with red asterisks inherently create an offensive visual experience, and many websites happen to do this! Why must it be necessary? Do users have to register before they can book or purchase? Such mandatory behavioral requirements will make users feel that they are in a very passive position. Wouldn't it be better if the website could solve the login and registration problem with a gentle attitude? Tuniu.com For example, what Tuniu.com does is, "You can get more discounts by logging in or registering." Such guidance may make it easier for users to accept it willingly.