Inimese ja arvuti suhtlus, ergonoomika ja kasutatavus

 Nowadays, when there are already many different sites on the Internet that are quite different from each other and thanks to this, we can compare their usability and cite both positive and negative aspects.

Positive

Of course, it's good when the site has high usability, that is, when you first visit the site, you will already understand how to use it and how to get what you want from the site, and also, if you return to it after some time, you will still remember how, what and where. Such sites are much more pleasant to use and we want to come back to them and we remember them.

Negative

If the site is the complete opposite of the concept, high usability, then people will leave, which is exactly what we do not want. If the website is difficult to use, people leave. If there is no clear indication on the home page of what the company is offering and what users can do on the site, people leave. If users get lost on the site, they leave. If the information on the site is difficult to read or there are no answers to key user questions, they go away. You need to pay attention to all this, otherwise big problems may arise. [1]

Conclusion

In the end, I want to say that if, after all, the site has low usability, then this is not the end, but this means that again a lot of work will have to be done in order to raise the level of convenience, and if you do not attach the necessary importance, then the site is simply will die.