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[youri]

How to know if a website is good?

Please help me to know 

what you really like on websites?

What you really feel in 10 first seconds?

What make you happy when browsing?

What make you come back?

What do you define as a good website? 
 

I'm launching a new product very soon and I would like to get your feedback about that. Your opinion really matters

 

Thank you

Youri

[qwerty]

I think these questions are just too general. All of the answers are going to depend a lot on what the site is about and who the intended audience is. An accountant looking for the latest changes to tax laws is going to define a good site very differently from a kid looking for cartoons.

[DiviFernando]

How to know if a website is good?

Please help me to know 

what you really like on websites?

What you really feel in 10 first seconds?

What make you happy when browsing?

What make you come back?

What do you define as a good website? 
 

Why don't you ask your customers directly. Get a feedback form, make it easy and quick. There is no harm in interviewing your customers. They would feel good that you care enough to change your site according to what they prefer. Yes, there will be some customers who would not have the time. If 90% of your customers seem not to bother to fill the feedback form, just go to plan B and A/B test your site. A/B test each element one at a time, like contact forms for instance. 

 

What I would define as a good website is, not the one that is pre-built based on stereotypical usability standards but one that is constantly changed according to real time users of the site. Mistakes maketh a website perfect so don't be afraid to experiment. (If you really want to play safe, take a look at your competitors that have many site visitors + high conversion rates, do some research of your own in your niche.)