Building an Intelligent E-commerce Platform: From System Design to Meeting User Emotional Needs

Wanxin Li

doi:10.62051/ijcsit.v4n3.51

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Wanxin Li

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62051/ijcsit.v4n3.51

Keywords:

Online Shopping Platforms, E-commerce System Design, User Experience (UX), Interface Design (UI), Shopping Experience Interaction Design, Accessibility Design, Artificial Intelligence in E-commerce, Cross-scenario Design, Big Data in E-commerce, E-commerce User Behavior, Emotional Design in E-commerce, Augmented Reality in Shopping

Abstract

This paper discusses the evolution and development history of online shopping platforms, the core design principles of e-commerce systems and their impacts on user experience. From the beginning of e-commerce to the e-commerce application of mobile devices, transforming consumption patterns has promoted the iteration of technology and design concepts. With interface design, interaction design and accessibility as its core components, this paper analyzes how to use existing technologies to enhance personalized shopping experiences. In addition, the article also emphasizes the importance of integrating logistics systems with platforms, analyzes the emotional trends of user needs that are gradually forming at present, and the potential for future system optimization. Through these contents, this paper aims to provide practical design strategies for optimizing online shopping platforms.

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