Travel tech company answers Google threat with better usability and semantic focus

fact-finder travel

FACT-Finder, a website usability specialist based in Germany, has devised what it claims could be a system to see off the threat of Google in travel search.

Read More

Examining new accessibility standards for travel websites and self-service kiosks

accessibility

The US Department of Transportation is proposing to implement a series of new rules around accessibility to air travel information.

Read More

Generation Y expects travel sites to load in two seconds

teenager computer

Terrifying research released today showing that younger web users are increasingly impatient over the speed in which travel sites take to fully load.

Read More

video advertisements

Customer service remains poor as study shakes out the top 45 UK travel websites

edigitresearch1

Travel websites are generally failing when it comes to customer service and helping users with problems online – but luckily other parts of the user experience are looking up.

Read More

Travel websites second to media companies for ease-of-use

happy laptop

A survey which may surprise many at the sharp end of usability and web design has found travel sites ranking behind only news and media sites for overall usability by consumers.



The poll by usability agency Webcredible of 1,000 consumers (around 40% US, 40% UK, 20% RotW) revealed just 9% found travel sites difficult to use, 2% behind news and media sites.



Languishing in last place were government and local authority websites with 34% of respondents slamming the sector’s range of websites for ease-of-use.

Read More