Heed the Speed
One major factor that affects a user’s decision as to whether they’ll give your website a chance or not is its loading speed, so making sure it’s efficient is something you mustn’t overlook.
With a reported 7% deduction in conversion per every second of delay, you can see how vital a quick loading time is. Constantly testing your site’s loading time through different methods and tools, such as Google’s Page Speed Tools can help you prevent losing customers due to a slow site.
Simplicity is Key
Similar to providing a simpler array of choices in navigation, the website’s pages themselves would do good to be kept as simple as possible.
This doesn’t mean not adding certain touches to spice things up, but rather maintain a minimalist approach to how much information, images, and material you put into a single page.
If your site is more on what your products or services are about, especially, keeping things simple and clean makes it easier for the user to understand, and more importantly, makes sure they don’t get intimidated by a grand overload of images, videos, and text to process.
Learn from Experience
Different things work for different websites, and while some tips may work out (and should work out based on other websites’ experience), it’s not an automatic assurance for every site.
This is why investing in constant monitoring of your site’s performance is an essential part of your website’s development. If you find that somehow lots of material works for your site, then go ahead and apply that, or if you find that providing more choices gains more clicks, then go with that.
Switching things up every now and again and seeing how that works out and which improvements can boost conversions is also vital.