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Price is almost always the most important piece of data, and the potential customer wants to see it right away.
by mixmax 18y ago
Price is almost always the most important piece of data, and the potential customer wants to see it right away.
- mrtron 18y agoI would for sure do research before putting prices up first. In a store, people look around for items they like and then check the price. Sure, many other stores have prices listed there, but that doesn't make it the best thing for you to do. The current workflow is more like window shopping, which could definitely serve a large audience. This isn't selling computer parts - you want the users to become attached to items before trying to sell it to them.
- patio11 18y agoWhen you're selling high-end handbags the distinction between $895 and $1,100 is not really the first thing on the mind of the client.
- stevedekorte 18y agoI can see why one would be interested in the price of something they like, but do you particularly care about the price of items which you do not like? After all, these are fashion items not bushels of wheat. If you like most of the items, I can see how it would be convenient to always show the price. But if you only like a small % and can easily access their price via a mouse over, then showing the prices by default costs you visual clutter with little benefit.