The best features for ecommerce websites

The best features for ecommerce websites

The best features for ecommerce websites

The best features for ecommerce websites

Discover the best features for online stores with data from 10,000 European consumers and tips from industry experts.

Discover the best features for online stores with data from 10,000 European consumers and tips from industry experts.

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Nov 19, 2024

In ecommerce, online consumers are no longer window shopping – they're quickly clicking through a digital market that offers endless possibilities. That means they need more than just functional storefronts; now, you need to offer seamless, tailored shopping experiences that make finding and paying for products feel intuitive. Rewarding even.

Of course, delivering these experiences isn’t always simple. And attracting and converting customers is an art that’s difficult to perfect: there’s economic factors, technological advancements, and changing habits. Basically, you need to adapt quickly – and in the right ways – or risk losing out to your competition. Or even going out of business.

But what are the key features that attract shoppers? And what turns browsers into buyers and builds lasting loyalty? 

To answer these questions, we surveyed 10,000 consumers across Europe. This article uses the resulting data to show the essential features you should offer to attract and delight shoppers throughout the customer journey.

In ecommerce, online consumers are no longer window shopping – they're quickly clicking through a digital market that offers endless possibilities. That means they need more than just functional storefronts; now, you need to offer seamless, tailored shopping experiences that make finding and paying for products feel intuitive. Rewarding even.

Of course, delivering these experiences isn’t always simple. And attracting and converting customers is an art that’s difficult to perfect: there’s economic factors, technological advancements, and changing habits. Basically, you need to adapt quickly – and in the right ways – or risk losing out to your competition. Or even going out of business.

But what are the key features that attract shoppers? And what turns browsers into buyers and builds lasting loyalty? 

To answer these questions, we surveyed 10,000 consumers across Europe. This article uses the resulting data to show the essential features you should offer to attract and delight shoppers throughout the customer journey.

In ecommerce, online consumers are no longer window shopping – they're quickly clicking through a digital market that offers endless possibilities. That means they need more than just functional storefronts; now, you need to offer seamless, tailored shopping experiences that make finding and paying for products feel intuitive. Rewarding even.

Of course, delivering these experiences isn’t always simple. And attracting and converting customers is an art that’s difficult to perfect: there’s economic factors, technological advancements, and changing habits. Basically, you need to adapt quickly – and in the right ways – or risk losing out to your competition. Or even going out of business.

But what are the key features that attract shoppers? And what turns browsers into buyers and builds lasting loyalty? 

To answer these questions, we surveyed 10,000 consumers across Europe. This article uses the resulting data to show the essential features you should offer to attract and delight shoppers throughout the customer journey.

In ecommerce, online consumers are no longer window shopping – they're quickly clicking through a digital market that offers endless possibilities. That means they need more than just functional storefronts; now, you need to offer seamless, tailored shopping experiences that make finding and paying for products feel intuitive. Rewarding even.

Of course, delivering these experiences isn’t always simple. And attracting and converting customers is an art that’s difficult to perfect: there’s economic factors, technological advancements, and changing habits. Basically, you need to adapt quickly – and in the right ways – or risk losing out to your competition. Or even going out of business.

But what are the key features that attract shoppers? And what turns browsers into buyers and builds lasting loyalty? 

To answer these questions, we surveyed 10,000 consumers across Europe. This article uses the resulting data to show the essential features you should offer to attract and delight shoppers throughout the customer journey.

How to attract customers online

First, we asked European consumers about what the most important factors they look for when choosing who to shop with.

Perhaps unsurprisingly offering the lowest price was top, with 48% of consumers ranking it as their top factor when choosing an online retailer. Free shipping is the second most important factor, with 45% ranking it in their top three.

Shopping with familiar and trusted sites is in third place with 36%. This is especially true in Belgium, where 41% of shoppers like to shop with retailers they know and trust. Free returns sit in fourth with 28% (debating whether to offer free or paid returns? Read our guide for more). Shipping times is fifth with 27%.

With 24%, offering preferred payment methods is the next most important factor. And then it’s checkout ease with 22%. This underscores the importance of perfecting your payment system to delight shoppers and win sales.

What else can you do to attract shoppers? Here’s Colleen Harrison, Head of Partner Marketing at Woo, with a few key tips. 

“Remember, ecommerce has evolved beyond the website as well,” Colleen says. “Your online store is a central inventory hub and a reliable checkout destination, while discovery increasingly occurs on various other channels. Shoppers now find brands and products through platforms like Amazon, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube – social media and other channels that embrace shoppable content and seamlessly blend entertainment with ecommerce.

“Meanwhile, Google’s evolving search results display more information directly on the search page, from product reviews to pricing and availability, often reducing the need for customers to visit your site. As we move into 2025, syncing your product catalogue across multiple channels and utilising shopping-based ad formats will continue to drive growth. These channels also allow you to tap into influencer partnerships and user-generated content to drive interest and traffic.”

First, we asked European consumers about what the most important factors they look for when choosing who to shop with.

Perhaps unsurprisingly offering the lowest price was top, with 48% of consumers ranking it as their top factor when choosing an online retailer. Free shipping is the second most important factor, with 45% ranking it in their top three.

Shopping with familiar and trusted sites is in third place with 36%. This is especially true in Belgium, where 41% of shoppers like to shop with retailers they know and trust. Free returns sit in fourth with 28% (debating whether to offer free or paid returns? Read our guide for more). Shipping times is fifth with 27%.

With 24%, offering preferred payment methods is the next most important factor. And then it’s checkout ease with 22%. This underscores the importance of perfecting your payment system to delight shoppers and win sales.

What else can you do to attract shoppers? Here’s Colleen Harrison, Head of Partner Marketing at Woo, with a few key tips. 

“Remember, ecommerce has evolved beyond the website as well,” Colleen says. “Your online store is a central inventory hub and a reliable checkout destination, while discovery increasingly occurs on various other channels. Shoppers now find brands and products through platforms like Amazon, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube – social media and other channels that embrace shoppable content and seamlessly blend entertainment with ecommerce.

“Meanwhile, Google’s evolving search results display more information directly on the search page, from product reviews to pricing and availability, often reducing the need for customers to visit your site. As we move into 2025, syncing your product catalogue across multiple channels and utilising shopping-based ad formats will continue to drive growth. These channels also allow you to tap into influencer partnerships and user-generated content to drive interest and traffic.”

First, we asked European consumers about what the most important factors they look for when choosing who to shop with.

Perhaps unsurprisingly offering the lowest price was top, with 48% of consumers ranking it as their top factor when choosing an online retailer. Free shipping is the second most important factor, with 45% ranking it in their top three.

Shopping with familiar and trusted sites is in third place with 36%. This is especially true in Belgium, where 41% of shoppers like to shop with retailers they know and trust. Free returns sit in fourth with 28% (debating whether to offer free or paid returns? Read our guide for more). Shipping times is fifth with 27%.

With 24%, offering preferred payment methods is the next most important factor. And then it’s checkout ease with 22%. This underscores the importance of perfecting your payment system to delight shoppers and win sales.

What else can you do to attract shoppers? Here’s Colleen Harrison, Head of Partner Marketing at Woo, with a few key tips. 

“Remember, ecommerce has evolved beyond the website as well,” Colleen says. “Your online store is a central inventory hub and a reliable checkout destination, while discovery increasingly occurs on various other channels. Shoppers now find brands and products through platforms like Amazon, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube – social media and other channels that embrace shoppable content and seamlessly blend entertainment with ecommerce.

“Meanwhile, Google’s evolving search results display more information directly on the search page, from product reviews to pricing and availability, often reducing the need for customers to visit your site. As we move into 2025, syncing your product catalogue across multiple channels and utilising shopping-based ad formats will continue to drive growth. These channels also allow you to tap into influencer partnerships and user-generated content to drive interest and traffic.”

First, we asked European consumers about what the most important factors they look for when choosing who to shop with.

Perhaps unsurprisingly offering the lowest price was top, with 48% of consumers ranking it as their top factor when choosing an online retailer. Free shipping is the second most important factor, with 45% ranking it in their top three.

Shopping with familiar and trusted sites is in third place with 36%. This is especially true in Belgium, where 41% of shoppers like to shop with retailers they know and trust. Free returns sit in fourth with 28% (debating whether to offer free or paid returns? Read our guide for more). Shipping times is fifth with 27%.

With 24%, offering preferred payment methods is the next most important factor. And then it’s checkout ease with 22%. This underscores the importance of perfecting your payment system to delight shoppers and win sales.

What else can you do to attract shoppers? Here’s Colleen Harrison, Head of Partner Marketing at Woo, with a few key tips. 

“Remember, ecommerce has evolved beyond the website as well,” Colleen says. “Your online store is a central inventory hub and a reliable checkout destination, while discovery increasingly occurs on various other channels. Shoppers now find brands and products through platforms like Amazon, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube – social media and other channels that embrace shoppable content and seamlessly blend entertainment with ecommerce.

“Meanwhile, Google’s evolving search results display more information directly on the search page, from product reviews to pricing and availability, often reducing the need for customers to visit your site. As we move into 2025, syncing your product catalogue across multiple channels and utilising shopping-based ad formats will continue to drive growth. These channels also allow you to tap into influencer partnerships and user-generated content to drive interest and traffic.”

The best features for ecommerce websites

So, you've successfully attracted shoppers to your site. Now, you need to build trust and convert that interest into a sale. So next, we asked consumers which part of the buying journey they wanted to work as efficiently as possible.

In total, 27% of consumers say the checkout and payment process is the part of the ecommerce site they want to work as efficiently as possible. This figure skyrockets to 41% in the UK.

Product discovery comes in second, with 18% of consumers choosing it. This indicates that while a smooth payment process is crucial, you shouldn't overlook helping shoppers to easily navigate your products.

The shipping and return process gets the vote of 14% of consumers. This aligns with the earlier data which shows that free shipping is a key factor in choosing who to shop with.

“It's no surprise that payments are top of mind for consumers,” Colleen says. “The payment process should be as efficient as possible – you need to consider your buying experience from the consumer’s viewpoint. Anything that adds friction to checkout will deter a purchase. 

“Express payment methods for mobile and online checkout are essential, enabling purchasers to use saved payment details and eliminating the need to search for their credit cards. Providing a guest checkout option is also key, so users aren’t required to create an account. Regularly audit your checkout experience to optimise the flow, focusing on data collection, the number of steps to purchase, and the overall number of screens.”

So, you've successfully attracted shoppers to your site. Now, you need to build trust and convert that interest into a sale. So next, we asked consumers which part of the buying journey they wanted to work as efficiently as possible.

In total, 27% of consumers say the checkout and payment process is the part of the ecommerce site they want to work as efficiently as possible. This figure skyrockets to 41% in the UK.

Product discovery comes in second, with 18% of consumers choosing it. This indicates that while a smooth payment process is crucial, you shouldn't overlook helping shoppers to easily navigate your products.

The shipping and return process gets the vote of 14% of consumers. This aligns with the earlier data which shows that free shipping is a key factor in choosing who to shop with.

“It's no surprise that payments are top of mind for consumers,” Colleen says. “The payment process should be as efficient as possible – you need to consider your buying experience from the consumer’s viewpoint. Anything that adds friction to checkout will deter a purchase. 

“Express payment methods for mobile and online checkout are essential, enabling purchasers to use saved payment details and eliminating the need to search for their credit cards. Providing a guest checkout option is also key, so users aren’t required to create an account. Regularly audit your checkout experience to optimise the flow, focusing on data collection, the number of steps to purchase, and the overall number of screens.”

So, you've successfully attracted shoppers to your site. Now, you need to build trust and convert that interest into a sale. So next, we asked consumers which part of the buying journey they wanted to work as efficiently as possible.

In total, 27% of consumers say the checkout and payment process is the part of the ecommerce site they want to work as efficiently as possible. This figure skyrockets to 41% in the UK.

Product discovery comes in second, with 18% of consumers choosing it. This indicates that while a smooth payment process is crucial, you shouldn't overlook helping shoppers to easily navigate your products.

The shipping and return process gets the vote of 14% of consumers. This aligns with the earlier data which shows that free shipping is a key factor in choosing who to shop with.

“It's no surprise that payments are top of mind for consumers,” Colleen says. “The payment process should be as efficient as possible – you need to consider your buying experience from the consumer’s viewpoint. Anything that adds friction to checkout will deter a purchase. 

“Express payment methods for mobile and online checkout are essential, enabling purchasers to use saved payment details and eliminating the need to search for their credit cards. Providing a guest checkout option is also key, so users aren’t required to create an account. Regularly audit your checkout experience to optimise the flow, focusing on data collection, the number of steps to purchase, and the overall number of screens.”

So, you've successfully attracted shoppers to your site. Now, you need to build trust and convert that interest into a sale. So next, we asked consumers which part of the buying journey they wanted to work as efficiently as possible.

In total, 27% of consumers say the checkout and payment process is the part of the ecommerce site they want to work as efficiently as possible. This figure skyrockets to 41% in the UK.

Product discovery comes in second, with 18% of consumers choosing it. This indicates that while a smooth payment process is crucial, you shouldn't overlook helping shoppers to easily navigate your products.

The shipping and return process gets the vote of 14% of consumers. This aligns with the earlier data which shows that free shipping is a key factor in choosing who to shop with.

“It's no surprise that payments are top of mind for consumers,” Colleen says. “The payment process should be as efficient as possible – you need to consider your buying experience from the consumer’s viewpoint. Anything that adds friction to checkout will deter a purchase. 

“Express payment methods for mobile and online checkout are essential, enabling purchasers to use saved payment details and eliminating the need to search for their credit cards. Providing a guest checkout option is also key, so users aren’t required to create an account. Regularly audit your checkout experience to optimise the flow, focusing on data collection, the number of steps to purchase, and the overall number of screens.”

What features are most important for shopping websites?

So what are the best features for online stores? Next, we asked consumers to identify the most important capabilities retailers should offer when they’re shopping online.

A swift and efficient checkout process is the top capability retailers should offer, with 81% of consumers (and 89% in the UK) saying it’s important. Next is the availability of favourite payment methods, with 80% of consumers choosing it as the second-most important capability. This reinforces our earlier finding that the payment process is a critical touchpoint in the customer journey.

In joint-second is great customer service and support (also with 80% of the vote).

The next four positions all relate to logistics: free shipping has 78% of the vote, free returns and efficient delivery times are important to three-quarters of European shoppers, and multiple delivery options are just below with 68%.

Further down the list are loyalty programmes and discounts and transparency or CSR practices. Subscriptions complete the list with 40%. 

“You need to build trust by offering a consistent, transparent experience across brand interactions, product details, pricing, shipping, payments, and return policies,” Colleen adds. “Comprehensive product information, including details on product sourcing, enhances trust and helps distinguish your brand. It's equally important to be transparent about your policies, product sourcing, and how you handle customer data. 

“Offering a range of payment options, such as instalments or express checkout with trusted providers, from product pages through to checkout, further reinforces customer confidence. Flexible shipping options also empower customers, giving them greater control over their buying experience.

“When it comes to product discovery, external channels might mean visitors are less inclined to browse your inventory. Take advantage of product and checkout pages to implement smart search and filtering options, and leverage AI-powered product recommendations for shoppers to display relevant items quickly.”

How important are payment methods?

To understand just how crucial the payment process is during the customer journey, we also asked consumers how important it was that ecommerce stores offer their preferred payment methods when they’re shopping online.

The results are clear: 91% of consumers consider this important, with more than half (52%) saying it’s ‘very important’. This underscores the critical role that a good payment system plays in converting shoppers and building loyalty.

“Also, when expanding into new markets,” Colleen adds, “it’s essential to recognise different local payment method preferences. For example, offering region-specific options like iDEAL in the Netherlands or PayPal in Germany is crucial to building trust in those markets.”

So what are the best features for online stores? Next, we asked consumers to identify the most important capabilities retailers should offer when they’re shopping online.

A swift and efficient checkout process is the top capability retailers should offer, with 81% of consumers (and 89% in the UK) saying it’s important. Next is the availability of favourite payment methods, with 80% of consumers choosing it as the second-most important capability. This reinforces our earlier finding that the payment process is a critical touchpoint in the customer journey.

In joint-second is great customer service and support (also with 80% of the vote).

The next four positions all relate to logistics: free shipping has 78% of the vote, free returns and efficient delivery times are important to three-quarters of European shoppers, and multiple delivery options are just below with 68%.

Further down the list are loyalty programmes and discounts and transparency or CSR practices. Subscriptions complete the list with 40%. 

“You need to build trust by offering a consistent, transparent experience across brand interactions, product details, pricing, shipping, payments, and return policies,” Colleen adds. “Comprehensive product information, including details on product sourcing, enhances trust and helps distinguish your brand. It's equally important to be transparent about your policies, product sourcing, and how you handle customer data. 

“Offering a range of payment options, such as instalments or express checkout with trusted providers, from product pages through to checkout, further reinforces customer confidence. Flexible shipping options also empower customers, giving them greater control over their buying experience.

“When it comes to product discovery, external channels might mean visitors are less inclined to browse your inventory. Take advantage of product and checkout pages to implement smart search and filtering options, and leverage AI-powered product recommendations for shoppers to display relevant items quickly.”

How important are payment methods?

To understand just how crucial the payment process is during the customer journey, we also asked consumers how important it was that ecommerce stores offer their preferred payment methods when they’re shopping online.

The results are clear: 91% of consumers consider this important, with more than half (52%) saying it’s ‘very important’. This underscores the critical role that a good payment system plays in converting shoppers and building loyalty.

“Also, when expanding into new markets,” Colleen adds, “it’s essential to recognise different local payment method preferences. For example, offering region-specific options like iDEAL in the Netherlands or PayPal in Germany is crucial to building trust in those markets.”

So what are the best features for online stores? Next, we asked consumers to identify the most important capabilities retailers should offer when they’re shopping online.

A swift and efficient checkout process is the top capability retailers should offer, with 81% of consumers (and 89% in the UK) saying it’s important. Next is the availability of favourite payment methods, with 80% of consumers choosing it as the second-most important capability. This reinforces our earlier finding that the payment process is a critical touchpoint in the customer journey.

In joint-second is great customer service and support (also with 80% of the vote).

The next four positions all relate to logistics: free shipping has 78% of the vote, free returns and efficient delivery times are important to three-quarters of European shoppers, and multiple delivery options are just below with 68%.

Further down the list are loyalty programmes and discounts and transparency or CSR practices. Subscriptions complete the list with 40%. 

“You need to build trust by offering a consistent, transparent experience across brand interactions, product details, pricing, shipping, payments, and return policies,” Colleen adds. “Comprehensive product information, including details on product sourcing, enhances trust and helps distinguish your brand. It's equally important to be transparent about your policies, product sourcing, and how you handle customer data. 

“Offering a range of payment options, such as instalments or express checkout with trusted providers, from product pages through to checkout, further reinforces customer confidence. Flexible shipping options also empower customers, giving them greater control over their buying experience.

“When it comes to product discovery, external channels might mean visitors are less inclined to browse your inventory. Take advantage of product and checkout pages to implement smart search and filtering options, and leverage AI-powered product recommendations for shoppers to display relevant items quickly.”

How important are payment methods?

To understand just how crucial the payment process is during the customer journey, we also asked consumers how important it was that ecommerce stores offer their preferred payment methods when they’re shopping online.

The results are clear: 91% of consumers consider this important, with more than half (52%) saying it’s ‘very important’. This underscores the critical role that a good payment system plays in converting shoppers and building loyalty.

“Also, when expanding into new markets,” Colleen adds, “it’s essential to recognise different local payment method preferences. For example, offering region-specific options like iDEAL in the Netherlands or PayPal in Germany is crucial to building trust in those markets.”

So what are the best features for online stores? Next, we asked consumers to identify the most important capabilities retailers should offer when they’re shopping online.

A swift and efficient checkout process is the top capability retailers should offer, with 81% of consumers (and 89% in the UK) saying it’s important. Next is the availability of favourite payment methods, with 80% of consumers choosing it as the second-most important capability. This reinforces our earlier finding that the payment process is a critical touchpoint in the customer journey.

In joint-second is great customer service and support (also with 80% of the vote).

The next four positions all relate to logistics: free shipping has 78% of the vote, free returns and efficient delivery times are important to three-quarters of European shoppers, and multiple delivery options are just below with 68%.

Further down the list are loyalty programmes and discounts and transparency or CSR practices. Subscriptions complete the list with 40%. 

“You need to build trust by offering a consistent, transparent experience across brand interactions, product details, pricing, shipping, payments, and return policies,” Colleen adds. “Comprehensive product information, including details on product sourcing, enhances trust and helps distinguish your brand. It's equally important to be transparent about your policies, product sourcing, and how you handle customer data. 

“Offering a range of payment options, such as instalments or express checkout with trusted providers, from product pages through to checkout, further reinforces customer confidence. Flexible shipping options also empower customers, giving them greater control over their buying experience.

“When it comes to product discovery, external channels might mean visitors are less inclined to browse your inventory. Take advantage of product and checkout pages to implement smart search and filtering options, and leverage AI-powered product recommendations for shoppers to display relevant items quickly.”

How important are payment methods?

To understand just how crucial the payment process is during the customer journey, we also asked consumers how important it was that ecommerce stores offer their preferred payment methods when they’re shopping online.

The results are clear: 91% of consumers consider this important, with more than half (52%) saying it’s ‘very important’. This underscores the critical role that a good payment system plays in converting shoppers and building loyalty.

“Also, when expanding into new markets,” Colleen adds, “it’s essential to recognise different local payment method preferences. For example, offering region-specific options like iDEAL in the Netherlands or PayPal in Germany is crucial to building trust in those markets.”

Make online payments effortless with Mollie

At Mollie, we understand that seamless, efficient payments are vital to success in ecommerce. That’s why we offer a hyper-localised, easy-to-use European payment solution that increases checkout conversion, drives revenue, and connects seamlessly with your tech stack.

Here’s what it offers:

  • 35+ European and global payment methods to help every customer find their favourite.

  • A quick, optimised checkout that minimises friction and maximises conversion.

  • Easy integration with major ecommerce platforms for hassle-free setup.

  • Detailed analytics to help you understand and optimise your payment performance.

  • Responsive customer support that’s available whenever you need it.

Ready to transform your online payments and boost your conversion rates? Visit our online payments page to discover how we can help your business.

At Mollie, we understand that seamless, efficient payments are vital to success in ecommerce. That’s why we offer a hyper-localised, easy-to-use European payment solution that increases checkout conversion, drives revenue, and connects seamlessly with your tech stack.

Here’s what it offers:

  • 35+ European and global payment methods to help every customer find their favourite.

  • A quick, optimised checkout that minimises friction and maximises conversion.

  • Easy integration with major ecommerce platforms for hassle-free setup.

  • Detailed analytics to help you understand and optimise your payment performance.

  • Responsive customer support that’s available whenever you need it.

Ready to transform your online payments and boost your conversion rates? Visit our online payments page to discover how we can help your business.

At Mollie, we understand that seamless, efficient payments are vital to success in ecommerce. That’s why we offer a hyper-localised, easy-to-use European payment solution that increases checkout conversion, drives revenue, and connects seamlessly with your tech stack.

Here’s what it offers:

  • 35+ European and global payment methods to help every customer find their favourite.

  • A quick, optimised checkout that minimises friction and maximises conversion.

  • Easy integration with major ecommerce platforms for hassle-free setup.

  • Detailed analytics to help you understand and optimise your payment performance.

  • Responsive customer support that’s available whenever you need it.

Ready to transform your online payments and boost your conversion rates? Visit our online payments page to discover how we can help your business.

At Mollie, we understand that seamless, efficient payments are vital to success in ecommerce. That’s why we offer a hyper-localised, easy-to-use European payment solution that increases checkout conversion, drives revenue, and connects seamlessly with your tech stack.

Here’s what it offers:

  • 35+ European and global payment methods to help every customer find their favourite.

  • A quick, optimised checkout that minimises friction and maximises conversion.

  • Easy integration with major ecommerce platforms for hassle-free setup.

  • Detailed analytics to help you understand and optimise your payment performance.

  • Responsive customer support that’s available whenever you need it.

Ready to transform your online payments and boost your conversion rates? Visit our online payments page to discover how we can help your business.

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