Retail Crowding
Good? Bad?
Good? Bad?
Zhang and colleagues probed the value of physical stores.
Otterbring and colleagues researched the implications of the physical distances between salespeople and customers.
Neuroscientists have determined how retail design can meaningfully increase sales in physical stores and online, all while elevating buyers' and sellers' lives.
The design of the spaces where we eat has a powerful effect on what we consume. Design-relevant neuroscience research can encourage preferred eating behaviors, at home and elsewhere.
Soundscape choices
Stress levels and ability to focus affected
A study published in the Journal of Marketing, written by Keh, Wang, and Yan, reports on effective retail display design; its findings are likely applicable more generally by retail designers.
Distance has consequences
What matters, when