The Halo Effect states that one impression of an aspect of someone or a company will bleed into our aspects of that person or companyThe Halo Effect states that people judge a person or a thing over one trait of that person or that thing.

What is The Halo Effect

<ul><li>When we see an attractive person, we automatically assume that they must be a good person as well</li><li>Someone who found a typo on a moving companies website didn't hire them because they thought if they were so careless on their website how can I trust them with my furniture.</li></ul>

Examples Of This In The Real Wolrd

This is exactly why you always want to present your best self.This is also why you want to take advantage of the Aesthetically-Usability Effect where users think that a well designed website will automically function better and they are willingly to overlook faults

This Is Why First Impressions Matter

Summary:&nbsp;The Halo Effect says that any one element in a user's experience with a company will rub off on their interpretation of other elements and their feelings about the company as a whole. Good design in one part of a website will make people like other parts better (and like the company better), but the opposite is also true.

The Halo Effect can help you create brand loyalty It is a psycological effect that is most useful.

The Halo Effect says that any one element in a user's experience with a company will rub off on their interpretation of other elements and their feelings about the company as a whole. Good design in one part of a website will make people like other parts better (and like the company better), but the opposite is also true.

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Summary:  The Halo Effect says that any one element in a user's experience with a company will rub off on their interpretation of other elements and their feelings about the company as a whole. Good design in one part of a website will make people like other parts better (and like the company better), but the opposite is also true.

The Halo Effect in UX Design (Video)

What is The Halo Effect

Examples Of This In The Real Wolrd

This Is Why First Impressions Matter

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