nemo Quick View

Name: nemo Quick View Introduction Video
Uploaded: 2024-04-04T15:12:04Z
Duration: 1 min 33 s
Description: Quick View the products selected and recommended on mobile.

nemo Quick View

Develop by nemolade, INC.

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Quick View the products selected and recommended on mobile.

Quick view products

Optimized for mobile

Mouseover desktop view

About nemo Quick View

Launched Dec 07, 2020

Built by nemolade, INC.

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4F Seokam Bldg., Teheran-ro 25-gil, Gangnam-gu, KR-11, 06132, KR

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Introduction Video

Description

# Quick view features you already know * Bring a convenient experience to customers * Browsing products more comfortable and faster * Helps increase conversion rates It is best to provide a quick view with a mouseover on the desktop. Desktop and mobile have different usability. (Mobile usage is increasing) What type of quick view is optimized for mobile devices? # We designed a quick view optimized for mobile devices, focusing on product exposure. * Designed a quick view button from the...

Pros

Provides a convenient experience for customers by allowing quick access to product details
Enhances shopping comfort and speed, leading to improved customer satisfaction
Designed specifically for mobile devices, catering to the increasing mobile usage trend
Can potentially increase conversion rates by streamlining the user experience
Offers a quick view feature known to improve browsing speed compared to traditional methods

Cons

The desktop experience may rely heavily on mouseover, which is not applicable to mobile interactions
Requires adaptation to different device types due to varying usability between desktop and mobile
The information provided in a quick view might be limited, requiring additional steps for a full view
Dependence on quick view design and implementation could limit flexibility in describing complex products