Speed It Up: What Frustrates Business Website Visitors
Visitors to business websites encounter frustrations such as slow load speeds and nonresponsive elements in more than a third of their sessions, according to recent research from Contentsquare.
Assigning a budget for a website can be challenging, but prioritizing user experience (UX) should be a top priority. Failing to meet user demands and expectations can result in UX debt, which can be costly to fix. UX is not an afterthought; businesses should pay attention to it and assign appropriate resources.
UX design can generate consumer loyalty, save businesses time, and increase conversions. It can also help with SEO success, as Google algorithms now consider user behavior. Businesses should allocate 15-20% of their total project budget to UX design to reap the benefits.
Investing in UX is worth it; users who can navigate websites quickly and find what they need with ease are more likely to stick around, and businesses can build a connection with potential customers by providing a helpful resource. Professional expertise and constant testing are necessary for a successful UX strategy.
Five Reasons to Prioritize Spend on Website UX Design
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