
Website conversions: what to check before a redesign
Before we tear everything down, let's see where people leave.
Website conversions — how many visitors get in touch or order — reveal what to change first in a redesign. Sometimes you do not need a new website; fixing a few spots is enough.
Where people leave
We look at which pages visitors end on and where they never reach. Those are the first places to improve.
An unclear call to action
If a button does not say what happens, or there are too many at once, people hesitate. More in A clear call to action.
A long form
Every extra field is a reason not to continue. More in A website form people actually submit.
Slow or confusing pages
Anyone who waits, leaves. More in Why visitors leave a slow and confusing website.
The path to contact
We walk the whole path from arrival to sending a message. How to build it is in How to get enquiries from a website without ads.
What we will do about it
We write up the findings, propose changes, and take care of them. Whether a few tweaks are enough or it is time for a redesign — we will tell you straight.
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