"simplified experience" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to an experience that has been made simpler or easier to understand or use. For example: By streamlining our user interface, we've created a much simplified experience for our customers.
I feel like these two sections could just be combined for a more simplified experience.
Gaffney says that LinkedIn moved away from Pro tiers because of feedback from readers who wanted a more simplified experience.
The focus is on creating a "simplified experience for developers to take advantage of the power of PayPal without having to do as much work".
The company says its goal with all these closures is to make selling on eBay a simplified experience for its user base.
Today it's the turn of some of some of the payment platform's actual functionality, with a new interface for its customer account services that presents users with a considerably more simplified experience.
Instead of using manual dashboards for data, the idea is to provide a simplified experience to help marketers manage their multichannel paid acquisition campaigns and make the most of their investments.
Now the team is working to make the app more accessible to this more mainstream audience, who prefer simplified experiences.
Further, consumers expect brands to use context to deliver both relevant and simplified experiences on mobile phones in their mobile moments.
Lynk & Co. aims to be a different kind of car brand, with a focus on a simplified buying experience and a focus on connected an app-powered mobility experiences, and it's now officially selling its first vehicle via stores in China.
In addition to the new simplified calling experience, Straight Talk includes an innovative mechanical and acoustic design that features a sophisticated speakerphone experience similar to those found in corporate boardrooms.
Facebook promises a more simplified advertising experience and introduces hashtags.
