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Design UX Basics What Do UX Designers Do? Understanding Context

Aaron Coursolle
Aaron Coursolle
18,014 Points
Posted by Aaron Coursolle
Aaron Coursolle
18,014 Points

When google chooses a site's entry point?

in my own research experience, I've found that google doesn't bring me to "page one" but to the page where the search term is located. How do you provide a manageable UX context experience when people enter in at various points and/or pages?

Joshua Britton
Joshua Britton
10,252 Points

I don't really have an answer, but wanted to give your question a boost. I hadn't even thought about this & think it's a great question (how to provide a coherent experience when the user doesn't interact from start to finish with the content). I guess the real trick (as you alluded to) is how to provide a coherent experience for both users who start at the home page and those who hop in at random places

cc: Lis Hubert

joseph Silvera
joseph Silvera
Courses Plus Student 328 Points

That's a pretty broad question with a ton of potential answers. For example, if users feel confused as to where a certain link will take them, try using specific key words consistently throughout the whole site in order to maintain a clear understanding to where the link should take them.