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Zack Scriven Media Cast

06/13/21

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When customers scroll down your website, it's okay to use more words, but keep it concise; effective websites often use ten sentences or less on the entire page.

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06/13/21

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Gustaf Alströmer

12/30/22

@ Y Combinator

The website needs to be simple, featuring clear information about the product without excessive graphics. Use screenshots and bullet points to convey what your product does effectively.

Zack Scriven Media Cast

06/13/21

@ Zack Scriven Media

It's essential to state exactly what your business does on your website, avoiding unnecessary details that could confuse potential customers.

Garry Tan

06/16/23

@ Y Combinator

When designing a website, it's important to balance visual elements; too much movement can overwhelm users and detract from the message.

David Siegel

12/08/23

@ Y Combinator

It's essential for startup websites to immediately convey their core functionality; otherwise, visitors may miss out on valuable tools if the information is too nuanced or buried.

Zack Scriven Media Cast

06/13/21

@ Zack Scriven Media

An effective website must pass the 'grunt test', confirming that visitors quickly understand why they need your products or services.

Sonal Chokshi

10/13/17

@ Y Combinator

The length of content should be determined by the information density and insights conveyed, rather than arbitrary word counts.

Pete Koomen

10/27/23

@ Y Combinator

Repeating the call to action throughout the webpage can increase the chances of conversion as users scroll and engage with the content.

Pete Koomen

10/27/23

@ Y Combinator

It's important to clearly communicate what the website offers and what action users should take next to improve conversion rates.

Kevin Hale

09/07/19

@ Y Combinator

Ensure that your website clearly communicates that it offers more than just a simple tool; users need to understand the full scope of what you're providing to build trust.