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Also, Amazon checkout experience on their mobile app is not fast or some of the best in the market. 1) Add item to cart. 2) Click top-right cart icon to go to
by CodeSheikh 9y ago
Also, Amazon checkout experience on their mobile app is not fast or some of the best in the market.
1) Add item to cart.
2) Click top-right cart icon to go to cart.
3) Click "Proceed to checkout" button
4) Change shipping address/shipping days on this page
4a) Click default shipping method
4b) Select the delivery options (One day, 2 days etc)
4c) Press "Continue"
4c.i) Repeat above for each shipping group
5) Press "Place your order"
I am very much confused what/how exactly are they trying to compete with Amazon checkout experience? Have we reached a point where inserting/competing with Amazon is de facto?
- bargl 9y agoWhat about the swipe to instant purchase?
- rbres 9y agoAgreed that Amazon is actually not the best at checkout, especially on mobile. What we're referencing is the fact that Amazon is able to invest $100M's and 100s of engineers into optimizing the checkout experience. Others really struggle. And, there are hundreds of things you can do to optimize checkout. Here's one study with examples: https://baymard.com/checkout-usability https://baymard.com/checkout-usability We do all those things. We invest the engineering resources to perfect checkout so that you don't have to. Even our checkout today is not perfect, but it's way better than the one's we replace. And will continue to improve with every deploy. "Amazon-like" can be a bit confusing. Really it appeals to our vision to help every online business compete with Amazon by optimizing their payments flows. And hopefully even create a superior-to-Amazon experience.