A secret to creating a website that will engage visitors is to be interactive.
An interactive site means anything and everything from contests to displaying products in a way that encourages or even requires visitors to click on certain categories. By displaying products in an interactive way rather than just pictures, you are more likely to engage visitors.
Additionally, interactive quizzes can be a great way to engage visitors. One great example is Starbuck’s Find my Perfect Coffee quiz. The site doesn’t tell their visitors if you’re an Aries, you will like French roast. They make their visitors take a quiz and engage with the site.
Another great way to encourage interactivity is to post photos in such a way that visitors need to click on the photo to make it bigger and see it better. Then they can continue to click through pictures, viewing more content and being stimulated at the same time.
There are a few forms of interactivity we do not recommend. Many pop-ups may be considered interactive, but they end up turning customers off in the end. Additionally, while music adds to the site, it can turn off more viewers than it engages.
What do you think about website interactivity? Is it important to you? Do you try to use it on your site?

Dushan
As a senior development lead, Dushan is responsible for most of the technology strategies, security conventions and implementations to any project that hits our pipeline. His passion lies in the use of open source technologies and their customization to meet project requirements for optimized workflows.
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