UX Terms
UX terms cover the design and usability concepts behind how shoppers interact with a store. Each definition explains the idea and where it applies.
10 terms
Anchor TextAnchor text is the visible, clickable text in a hyperlink that describes the linked page's content for users and search engines.UXCall to Action (CTA)A button, link, or prompt that encourages users to take a specific action like 'Add to Cart' or 'Buy Now'.UXCognitive LoadThe mental effort required to process information, make decisions, and complete tasks while using a website or application.UXInformation Architecture (IA)The structural design of a website that organizes content and navigation to help users find what they need.UXMobile-First DesignA design approach that prioritizes the mobile experience first, then progressively scales up to larger screens.UXResponsive DesignA web design approach where layouts automatically adjust to fit any screen size, device, or viewport width.UXUser Experience (UX)The overall experience a user has while interacting with a website, including ease of use, efficiency, and satisfaction.UXUser Interface (UI)The visual elements users interact with on a website, including buttons, menus, forms, icons, and layout design.UXUX HeuristicsBroad rules of thumb for evaluating user interface design and identifying usability problemsUXVisual HierarchyThe arrangement of design elements to show their order of importance, guide user attention, and direct focus to key actions.UX
