Amazon
- Created by: HydieWindow
- Created on: 18-11-20 11:28
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- Twitter
- Color Scheme
- Simple and consistent throughout the website.
- The Twitter colours are blue, black, dark grey, light grey, extra light grey, extra extra light grey, and white
- House Style
- Consistent in the layout and color scheme of their website.
- Gives the user a sense of familiarity and prevents mental whiplash by drastically changing the layout and/or colour scheme as they go through the website.
- It shows very clearly the aspects that a visitor might want if they were to utilise this website, which it needs to be considering the target audience being around 30-50.
- Consistent in the layout and color scheme of their website.
- Layout
- Amazon’s layout includes the search bar being located at the top of the page, with the Navigation bar just below it.
- This makes it easier for users to locate them in a short amount of time.
- Amazon’s layout includes the search bar being located at the top of the page, with the Navigation bar just below it.
- Accessibility
- Amazon has developed an additional version of their website, which has features that improve its accessibility.
- There is less text to make it easier for visually impaired users using screen readers to shop online
- Amazon has developed an additional version of their website, which has features that improve its accessibility.
- Graphic User Interface
- The user is able to interact with the website through the search bar, which makes it so that the user can reach their desired destination by entering a query.
- Color Scheme
- The site has fewer unnecessary links per page and fewer search results, allowing users to get through the pages in shorter periods of time.
- Amazon has developed an additional version of their website, which has features that improve its accessibility.
- There is less text to make it easier for visually impaired users using screen readers to shop online
- Amazon has developed an additional version of their website, which has features that improve its accessibility.
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