Jurate Compton

 For the CA2 main website I have an idea to build a website for a restaurant. I did research for UX for a good restaurant website and the results are following: Ordering online should be simple and quick.  The CTA button has to be visible on all the pages to start the ordering process at any time when browsing the website. Website has to have an efficient search bar. Some search bars are hard to find, some do not do a very good job, so I need to make sure it works as it supposed to. Rating and commenting features should be helpful for customers to choose their order. Before ordering food, it always nice to see what experience other people had. Location feature would make life easier and would reduce confusion. Using the website on mobile devices has to be as easy as using on the computer screen. The buttons, typefaces and images have to be an appropriate size and colour to be seen and easy pressed. The nutritional menu and ordering menus should be connected. Apparently on nutritional m

  Image created by me Think about the last website you used. What do you remember about it? is it the content you are thinking of or the experience? If it is the experience that stuck in your mind, then it’s most likely because it was not the best one. Using a successful website, you are supposed to get engaged with its content and not to think about the technology. Which button or link you have to press should intuitively lead to your actions. If you want to find out, in simple words, the importance of universal design, UX and UI when developing websites, then you are in the right place! First of all, what is UI, UX, and Universal design?  UI (user interface) website design concentrates to the visual elements such as buttons, icons, colours, and the rest of aesthetics.  UX (user experience) design focuses on how easy and fast users can go through the process of using website and most importantly how they feel during it. Universal design principles help to create websites which are ple