98% OF ECOMMERCE SITES MAKE THIS UX DESIGN MISTAKE

Why do 80% of website redesign result in lower conversions?

The answer is actually pretty simple

And in this guide we not only call it out, but show you how to avoid it

The answer boils down to not considering the wording, messaging, copywriting

At the time of design

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Where we disagree with most UX/UI design project approaches

Is they simply assume a consistent style guide and library of components is all anyone needs

It can be enough

It can drive high converting websites

But if you're going to the bother (and expense) of hiring a UX designer

Then you've probably got a budget of some kind

Which can so easily be wasted on very little value

And here's where it gets really hard for the traditional business owner

They're often wowed by the designers ability to produce a highly aesthetically interesting project

Which is especially impressive for the kind of person more accustomed to looking at dull spreadsheets

But unless the UX strategy was based around the messaging, copy and wording

Then I'm sorry

But you might as well have just bought a pre-made off-the-shelf template

Because it's about as likely to serve you as your expensive UX designers output

So rather than me continue blabbing on here

Get the guide and see what I mean