Using search or navigation are two main product finding strategies found in modern e-commerces. Of course, with FiboSearch we take great pride in our search engine. Thus, we want to show you how to use search as the main strategy in your store. Additionally, we will meticulously study navigation as it’s the most popular alternative.

Voice search, also called voice-enabled, allows the user to use a voice command to search the Internet, a website, or an app – this quote from Wikipedia should give us a general idea of how the voice may be used for any search-related tasks. With the advent of mobile devices and stationary – all powerful and capable of tapping into AI-aided potential to recognize user voice queries – it’s important to implement such features into modern e-commerces. Here’s our take on this issue.

We can’t stress enough how important it is to know what your clients actually type into the search bar – here comes FiboSearch Analytics! You’re now given the freedom to provide your clients with the best search UX on the market and tweak the search engine based on analytical data – all in one tool!

Sometimes “the best looking” feature just isn’t good enough for your shop. That’s why we’ve taken up the challenge and designed a brand new design of FiboSearch search bar. We want it to look the exact opposite to our straight and angular Solaris, our default bar – to give it a soft, curvy and rounded feel that blends smoothly into the front of the store. We called it Pirx.

It’s considered a best practice to add some visual distinction to the auto plate suggestions, according to UX gurus at Baymard Institute. Help your customers navigate your store — here’s how to dim the background and focus their attention on autosuggestions.

One of the greatest things about e-commerce is that, from an owner’s point of view, you can know exactly what your customers search for. There are plenty of custom analytical and diagnostic tools, accompanied by tons of research and data. But what happens when your clients don’t know the exact model of the item they want or simply… make a typo?

WooCommerce is here to stay. Whether you like it or not, it’s the go-to WordPress shop engine estimated to run nearly 30% of all e-commerce around the world. Free to use, reliable, easy to learn and scale your business up — what’s not to like?