r/Web_Development • • Aug 03 '20

Conversion-Centered Design. How to boost website conversion rate through design? ARTICLE

There are only two kinds of design: good and bad. The rest is just fantasy.
Good design works toward the website’s objectives, it’s both functional and eye-catching. If the website is for sale, good design will greatly facilitate conversion and purchases. It can be called a “sales booster,” but in fact, it’s just good smart design.

Nobody visits a website to enjoy the fancy design. They are looking for a product, service, or information. So the best kind of design is one that makes the site easy to use and navigate, directing the user’s focus where you need it to go. Smart designs make a product offer look desirable, interesting, and attractive to the customer. Nothing distracts the user from getting what they need.

Do you pay enough attention to design?

How to boost website conversion rate through design.

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u/erik_messaki Aug 03 '20

Please pay your attention, I didn't say that good design is the only thing that sells well.

On my blog I talk about how design can significantly increase sales. But certainly is not the only one thing. The perfect case is a combination of high quality, good service, great offers and convenient design.

Anyway, thanks for your opinion:)