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Took a short break but I am happy to be back to my contra community.
I am working on a new project, and I need your input for this A and B TESTING OF A PRODUCT CARD,
Which has better UX?
52 voted
76%
16 voted
24%
68 votes
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Option A works really well when the items a user will order is not much (in this instance, according to reports, majority of users adds an item once, and maybe twice if with a friend), the typical B2C scenario.
Option B will work for scenarios where someone will need to add above 7 items, usually in B2B settings.
• Apr 17
A
In my opinion
Option A but i think the plus and minus buttons could take another color, maybe grey?
Option A Looks more Intuitive for a UX Stand point
Wow Top Level Work
option A is more intuitive, the + and - button like adds more visual balance to the left button.
Option A
Option A, Action Quickly.
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I have a question that applies to both - if an individual sandwich is $9.99, then what is the benefit of showing that price again on the add button if it isn't dynamic to represent how much you're adding to the order? I could see it being helpful to have it there to represent...
A user experience >>
Adding quantity in Option A is much better and accessible. Good UI and UX side.
A but switch positions of the + and -
i would go for option A
Option B for some reason looks neater and calm🤔
• Apr 19
Great Work!
Nice vary nice
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