Noad and Rogers (2008) analyzed that many studies have been conducted on how entering stores influences consumer behavior. The findings highlighted that store entrances are significant to the store, although there are various other elements of retail that have their own level of importance. Furthermore, the level of importance of the items depends on whether the consumer is planning to purchase, unplanned purchasing, or impulse purchasing. Store entrances can increase retail store performance by influencing customers' unplanned or impulsive purchasing behavior as they enter the store. Effective and well-designed store entrances create a positive attitude of customers towards the store, who spend more time in the store and also increase the level of browsing. In the retail industry, easily usable store entrances and attractive appearance are affirmative features that encourage customers to visit the store. Moerloose et al (2005) showed that the findings suggest that retail can be done positively with up to three easily usable entrances to the store allowing for better traffic flow within the store. Comfortable...