| 英文摘要 |
Web page vision is not only the interface design of interactive information, but also conveys the image of the website and has promotion and marketing functions. Nowadays, e - commerce has become an important channel for shopping. With the intensification of online product competition, the web visual interface of shopping websites not only needs to meet the basic functions of information transmission and commodity trading, but also uses visual aesthetic scenes to beautify the web page to enhance the consumer purchase intention. By combining visual aesthetics and consumer marketing, using cross - field concepts and introducing consumer psychology theory, this study uses the S - O - R model to investigate how users' perception of web visual aesthetics on shopping websites affects their satisfaction and purchase intention through positive emotions and aesthetic experiential value. The results show that web visual aesthetics positively affect positive emotions, satisfaction, and aesthetic experiential value. Positive emotions positively affect aesthetic experiential value and satisfaction. Aesthetic experiential value positively affects satisfaction. Satisfaction positively affects purchase intention. Online shopping frequency acts as a moderating variable in this S - O - R model. Therefore, emphasizing the design of web visual aesthetics can enhance users' positive emotions, aesthetic experiential value, and satisfaction, and thereby improve purchase intention. Different marketing strategies can be designed for consumers with different frequencies of online shopping. |