Lack of Usability Testing

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A web page (of any kind) should not be declared finished without conducting usability tests. At least, if the goal is to prioritize the customer experience (certainly, if they have a bad experience, why would they want to convert?)

These tests are conducted through UX evaluators. They ensure smooth navigation and that the page doesn’t present problems like banner blindness, readability, or scrolling, among others.

There are various types of usability tests. Most (if not sweden mobile database all) require a significant amount of time and resources to be carried out. Therefore, the best recommendation for solving this issue is teamwork… Or the work of a professional team.

Ignoring Mobile Optimization
The last issue the AI-created Landing Page for our second client overlooked was developing a responsive design for mobile devices. A grave error, especially considering the many opportunities this makes you lose.

For this, it’s not enough for the page to adapt to different screen sizes. It must also be considered that the buttons and links on the landing page should be easy to click on touchscreens. Additionally, it should load quickly: mobile users tend to have less patience than desktop users and, in some cases, a lower quality connection.

Beyond hiring a professional web developer or giving more precise instructions to the AI, what can we advise you? For now, simplify the design, incorporate fluid fonts, and if images are included, make sure they are scaled for different devices.