Thirteen ways merchants can reduce checkout friction for every customer
Accessibility and simplicity are the real frontiers of checkout optimisationMost checkout optimisation conversations focus on the same familiar levers: fewer form fields, guest checkout, saved cards. What this piece from Forbes Technology Council usefully surfaces is...
Why form fields matter more than checkout steps
Why form fields matter more than checkout stepsMost merchants obsess over the number of steps in their checkout flow. Baymard Institute’s latest large-scale usability research suggests that energy is largely misplaced. The average checkout today runs to 5.2...
Why your credit card form is still killing conversions
Why credit card form neglect is one of the most avoidable causes of checkout abandonmentResearch from Baymard Institute exposes a stubborn gap between what merchants know about checkout UX and what they actually ship. Despite years of best-practice documentation,...
Designing a payment selector that does not kill conversion
Why your payment selector UI is quietly killing conversionsMost merchants know that offering multiple payment methods reduces abandonment. Fewer realise that the way those options are presented can be just as damaging as not offering them at all. Baymard...
Delegated authentication: fix the friction before it kills the cart
Delegated authentication as the answer to SCA-driven checkout drop-offStrong customer authentication was introduced to reduce fraud, but for many merchants it has simply moved the problem. Instead of losing customers to fraudulent chargebacks, they are losing them at...Other articles
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