surfable
- adjective
- /ˈsɜrfəbl/
- Texting
- Making your online store surfable can increase customer satisfaction and sales.
Examples
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The new website design is highly surfable and helps users find information quickly.
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I prefer news sites that are more surfable and not cluttered with ads.
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This website is very surfable.
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The new design makes the content more surfable.
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The new website design is highly surfable and helps users find information quickly.
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I prefer news sites that are more surfable and not cluttered with ads.
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Making your online store surfable can increase customer satisfaction and sales.
Synonyms
A website or app that is easy to move through and find information in
Antonyms
How Easy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word surfable comes from the verb surf ('to ride waves') and the ending -able ('can be'). People started using surf for moving quickly across the internet, like riding waves on a surfboard, so a website that is surfable is easy to browse or 'ride' through.