Cell C website revamped

Cell C has revamped its website, promising better navigation and ease of use

March 31, 2012
Cell C new logo

Cell C revamped its website recently in response to user feedback and having analyzed their website usage data. The new website features a simpler navigation system and a better search functionality.

Cell C said that it realised that the navigation and usability of the website could be improved. “With this in mind, we re-looked all aspects of the site’s navigation and content to see where we could make improvements to make the user experience easier and more enjoyable,” said Cell C.

Cell C restructured the main navigation to allow for more logical organisation of content and allowing them flexibility to expand when they add more products and services.

“The navigation also now allows for customers to find what they’re looking for in one-click, as opposed to navigating to pages and sub-pages as was the case in the past,” Cell C explained.

The website’s search functionality has also been improved to incorporate search suggestions based on partial keyword entry.

New Cell C website

New Cell C website

Cell C added that the website back-end has been completely rebuilt to ensure that we can add new features and services with greater ease.

According to Cell C, users can expect a website which is easier to use and find the products that they are looking for.

Cell C said that they will roll out enhancements over the next twelve months which will improve the way customers interact with them.

Old Cell C website

Old Cell C website

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