Review of Mothercare.com for Internet Retailing
10 October 2016 - Nicola Dunlop
For the July issue of Internet Retailing, we were asked to look at how Mothercare.com and their online offering faired in regards to user experience.
A short synopsis: Mothercare is a known omnichannel success…yet from our recent online review of mothercare.com is there still some aspects of refinement still needed to improve the UX? After all, design is never done!
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