Web Design & UX

UX (User Experience)

Quick Definition

UX covers everything that affects how a user feels when interacting with a product — usability, clarity, performance, accessibility, and overall satisfaction.

In context

Strong UX correlates with stronger SEO through engagement signals (longer sessions, more pageviews, lower bounce). Investing in UX improves both conversion and rankings simultaneously.

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