Sentence examples for experience of browsing from inspiring English sources
The experience of browsing at Amazon Books is continually perplexing.
But Mr Murray says he hasn't seen anything that replicates the experience of browsing a bookstore.Efforts are under way.
Readers come for the ageless experience of browsing the shelves and commenting on one another's dust jackets.
Some of them, like Kim Zeller, a 37-year-old clothing designer pushing a baby carriage, said that buying music on the Internet just can't compare to the experience of browsing in a store — and getting out of the house.
The average customer enjoys the experience of browsing different products online, but often they find the payment process a bit of an anti-climax so it's vital that we give site visitors a good user experience".
The new Borders site offers plenty to like, such as the Flash video-based "magic shelf" on the main page that recreates the experience of browsing the tables of new books at the entrance to stores.
There has been a lot of criticism of Smart TV user experiences; and while things are improving, the experience of searching, browsing and interacting with media user interfaces is just better on smartphones and the iPad.
But what Android TV has going for it above all other competing solutions is the simplicity of the interface, and the similarity it has to the relatively mindless experience of idly browsing TV to watch via traditional cable and satellite delivery methods.
It fixed on the frustrations of shopping in a brick-and-mortar store and the limitations of online shopping, creating differentiated functional and emotional "wows": meeting the desire for the tactile experience of physically browsing while allowing customers to avoid a trip to the shoe store where selection, service and size are not guaranteed.
That has given the Looksee's initial experience to be one of browsing a more professional photo community, and not your typical user-generated content site.
The LiverCancerMarkerRIF curation system was developed based on several advanced Web 2.0 technologies to provide the experience of augmented browsing (Augmented browsing refers to the experience of using a system that can automatically enhance or improve the information presented in Web pages).
