The given diagrams illustrates the purchasing habit of US adults in 2015 and classification of online purchasing preferences.
Overall, comparing with online and offline shopping, shopping from physical store are frequently higher than online shopping. Pie chart shows the percentage of US adults who shop online. The bar chart shows shopping preferences of US adults.
By analysing the pie chart, it shows percentage of US adults who shop online in 2015. It displays that the online shoppers are less than offline shoppers, the 37 percentage of people are less often using online shopping and 20 percentage. People are never using online shopping. Other people are using online shope by weekly or monthly basis. Comparing with them the monthly online shoppers are higher the weekly online shopping. 15 percentage of people using online shopping weekly and other 28% are using online shopping by monthly.
Furthermore, the bar diagram shows the shopping preferences of US adults who purchase online. Comparing with online and physical store shopping people, the people who using online shops are less. Looking to all online shoppers the amount people who preference offline shopping is high in this case the online shoppers are more than 30% and offline shopper’s are more than 60%. By looking into weekly basis the online shoppers are high, they are around 60% and offline people are less than 40% on monthly basis the offline shoppers are 20% higher than online shoppers less frequent online are likely to use purchasing from physical store.
