802 ‘Delivery & Shipping Methods’ Design Examples

Shipping costs can constitute a relatively large part of the total order cost. Indeed, our latest quantitative study on reasons for checkout abandonments reveals that 60% of US online shoppers have abandoned orders in the past quarter due to “Too High Extra Costs Added” (typically shipping), and that 18% have abandoned due to “Delivery Being Too Slow”.

Learn More: Besides exploring the 802 “Shipping Method” design examples below, you may also want to read our related articles “Use ‘Delivery Date’ Not ‘Shipping Speed’ – From UX Research to Implementation Roadmap” and “Users Overlook ‘Store Pickup’ When Not Presented as a Shipping Option”.

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