When you shop, do you care about the design of the website checkout interface? Today, Apple made adjustments to the style of its official website, mainly around the checkout page for merchandise. Before the modification, the checkout page on Apple’s official website was designed with a left-right split column, with the appearance of the phone on the left and configuration information on the right.
While maintaining the left and right columns, Apple has “giganticized” the images on the left side, making them larger for a better browsing experience when users choose a color scheme.
Of course, the new page has also been optimized for operation.
First, users will be able to access the “Help Selecting a Model” page faster when selecting a configuration, helping them understand the differences between different models.
Also, an Apple customer service avatar has been added to the bottom right corner of the screen, so users can click on it at any time to talk to customer service and ask questions about product details.
After selecting a configuration, the new page also asks if you want to trade in your old phone and provides a new page to help you see how much of a discount you can get on your old phone.
Currently, the above changes only apply to iPhone purchases. iPads, MacBooks and other products remain on the old page.
