Testing the usability of your site is one of the smartest things you can do. Usability involves making a website’s interface easier to use and simpler to understand, so that the user’s experience is as enjoyable as possible.
The more usable a site is, the more satisfying it will be to interact with it — and happy visitors translate into happy customers.
Ideas about what makes for the best website design don’t always translate perfectly when put into practice. Elements that one person might consider easy to use may actually turn out to be confusing for someone else.
In this article, we’ll review 10 tools that you can use to improve your website’s usability even if you’re on a low budget.
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