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A 20 page research paper that examines a specific website, The Coco Store (www.cocostore.biz) and how well this site fits with human-computer interaction (HCI) theory, as well as with other theoretical approaches that facilitate the mechanics of web design and, thus, explain why some interfaces work well for the user on an intuitive level. Also, this examination evaluates how well the site performs its function of selling jewelry to the user/consumer. In this regard, the evaluation includes the perceptions and reactions of the reviewer. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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parlance of computer jargon the website design is viewed as an interface due to the fact that it enables the user to interact with an online marketer. In other words,
the website design is like a go-between connecting the online customers to the merchandiser. Not surprisingly, a website interface design that makes using the web site attractive and enjoyable to
the user/customer is complicated. It involves creating a design that connects the user/customer to the store in a such a manner that the store accomplishes the goal of selling merchandize,
but it does so in such a manner that the user has the sense that the experience is painless and even enjoyable. What is enjoyable is repeated and
online stores want repeat customers as badly as the brick-and-mortar variety. The following examination focuses on the website for The Coco Jewelry Store (www.cocostore.biz/). This site is described according to
how it fits with human-computer interaction (HCI) theory, as well as with other theoretical approaches that facilitate the mechanics of web design and, thus, explain why some interfaces work
well for the user on an intuitive level. Also, this examination evaluates how well the site performs its function of selling jewelry to the user/consumer. In this regard, the evaluation
includes the perceptions and reactions of the reviewer. Biological and cognitive basis for perception According to Greenberg (1998), the design of computer interfaces should consider what is known about
the biological and cognitive process that govern the human visual sense and memory. In other words, there are certain biological facts concerning vision and cognition that remain constant for all
human beings. For example, scientists specializing in cognition and vision agree that the brain processes information pertaining to color, shape and motion simultaneously. Greenberg (1998) asserts that comprehension of the
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