User Experience with Kleecks

Conversion is also affected by UX. Data available shows that the cart abandonment rate varies between different market sectors with an average rate of 84% (source: SaleCycle). While this may be due to multiple reasons, such as users not ready to buy or in an early stage of discovery along the customer journey, user experience of the website plays a significant role.

Providing the right user experience is not just a matter of good design when the website is built. It is also a matter of adapting it to the changing needs of the market and the users. Ultimately, providing a personalised experience to each user based on behavioural data, contributing to the best experience possible.

The traditional approach to UX is made of analysis, design and development, which requires time and resources as well as compromises on what can and cannot be achieved.  While this approach is the right one when building a website, it can then be a bottle neck for the marketing strategy, slowing it down preventing quick actions.

The approach with Kleecks is different, in line with the strategic marketing needs and the speed they require. Relying on the underlying Kleecks core, UX with Kleecks becomes an ally for delivering tactical and strategic actions on the website.

The creation of a page in Kleecks is done using an interface that provides drag & drop functionalities. Graphic blocks can be modified, dragged, deleted and saved for future use. The pages created, unlike for example other A/B test tools, are pages that can be positioned in the search engine and automatically inserted in sitemap.

If you want to change the layout of a page or multiple pages, Kleecks has an action-based tool which does not require programming skills, but only a basic knowledge of HTML. You can create temporary rules, group rules, apply actions to a single page/page groups/ page types. You can edit HTML blocks on the page and create new ones and also feed them from external APIs.

Kleecks stores analytical data that measure and track users behaviour. These data can be logical parts to modify the UX based on users behaviour, navigation preferences, search keywords, exit pages or pages of greatest interest. You can customise the UX both for profiled as well as guest users, optimise the UX for mobile browsing by introducing AMP, create of A / B tests, but checking not only the users behaviour, but also the receptivity of the search engines, change the UX in the page source and not the DOM for some specific/seasonal events throughout the year and take advantage of it for the search engine.

Learn more about User Experience with Kleecks and get in touch with us for a demo.