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The importance of designing a smart and fast payment page

The importance of designing a smart and fast payment page

Sahl Sunday,22 Jun 2025
The importance of designing a smart and fast payment page

In the world of e-commerce, the moment a customer reaches the checkout page is considered a golden moment. Simply put, the customer has decided to buy. Unfortunately, many stores miss this opportunity due to a complex, slow design, or too many steps that distract the customer. The important question here is: Does your store's checkout page design help the customer complete the process? Or does it make them leave?
In the Saudi market specifically, customers have become smarter, faster, and don't have time to waste on long steps. Therefore, the checkout page design must be smart, straightforward, and fast. In this blog, we'll detail the importance of this aspect and how to avoid common problems that cause last-minute customer dropout.
1. The checkout page is the decisive point
Imagine a customer who has gotten tired, chosen products, filled their cart, and reached the final step... and suddenly leaves the site! Why? Often due to one of these reasons:
• Complexity in filling out information
• Too many incomprehensible steps
• Slow page loading
• Limited or inappropriate payment methods
• Security concerns
This is where designing a checkout page that makes the customer feel secure, easy, and fast at the same time comes in.
2. Why is speed so important?
- Because every second of delay can make the customer hesitate or even close the page.
- Studies show that 70% of shopping carts are abandoned before payment, and one of the most important reasons is the complexity or slowness of the checkout page.
- Today's Saudi customers prefer quick payments, especially with the spread of services like Apple Pay, STC Pay, and Mada.
3. How can you make your checkout page smart?
• Reducing the number of fields: Don't require unnecessary data.
• Auto-discovery: Such as automatically selecting the country from the mobile number.
• Saving data for registered customers: To facilitate future orders.
• Guest payment: Don't force the customer to create an account.
• Integrating appropriate payment options: Apple Pay, Mada, bank transfer, etc.
4. What exactly is a smart design?
It is a design that:
• Works easily on mobile.
• Doesn't contain distracting elements such as numerous links or banners.
• Clearly summarizes the order so the customer can confirm before paying.
• Shows delivery options and the final cost early.
5. A story from the Saudi market:
A Saudi online store selling baby supplies was suffering from a very high abandoned cart rate. After reviewing the checkout page design, they discovered that the customer was having to enter their address three times due to a form error. After modifying the design, abandoned carts decreased by 45% within the first month!
6. Experience first, design second.
A smart store owner is one who tries to order from their store themselves and sees:
• Are there any annoying steps?
• Is there anything that could be made simpler?
• Can the customer complete the payment in less than a minute?
If you answer these questions truthfully, you can modify and improve your checkout page to increase sales and reduce drop-off.
The checkout page isn't just a final step; it's the moment when you either secure the sale... or lose it!
Design it intelligently, make it fast, and make it convenient for the customer.
You'll notice a difference in your sales from the first week.

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