What's key for a user-friendly website?

Darkmode. And make it comprehensive. Don't simplify. People like to explore.

User research: See how users interact with your website and get feedback

Low loading time, simple UI!

Intuitive design.

Navigation, Information architect, Clear content

Simplicity. An overcomplicated site is the worst thing you could do.

Everything revolves around simple navigation, rapid loading, and mobile optimization.

Simple usage steps, with clear interface icons that is easy to understand.

Navigability and clarity

Clear organization of content (Content Pillar..)

There is no exact answer. Take tests.

Simple but beautiful. Too simple -> looks bad. Too nice -> hard to use. Usually can't get both, that's why I value UI/UX designers that can get the best out of both.

Content that's clear, relevant, and concise.

Intuitive navigation - always focus on the flow of the website in order to hit the target or goal with the site. Is great to have a good-looking website, but it can be pretty-useless if the user experience and navigation are not there.

SEO so that the users can find it ;)

accessibility

From a marketing standpoint, a crucial element for a user-friendly website is the incorporation of well-placed and compelling Call to Action (CTA) buttons.

Fast loading times

Clear navigation: Provide easy access to information. Mobile friendly: Optimize for different devices. Speed: Fast loading is crucial. Ease of reading: legible fonts and good contrast. Consistent design: Keep a consistent look. Mobile optimization: Prioritize mobile users. Security: Keep user data safe. Quick Media: Optimize your images and videos. Cross-Browser Compatibility: Compatibility Matters.