CRO & UX
Multivariate Testing vs A/B Testing
A/B tests compare two pages. Multivariate tests compare many combinations. Here is how multivariate testing differs, when you have enough traffic, and…
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CRO & UX
Web Typography: Choosing Fonts That Are Easy to Read
Readable text keeps people on the page. This guide to web typography covers choosing fonts, sizes, line length, spacing, contrast and loading…
CRO & UX
Contact Forms That Convert: Layout, Fields and Follow-Up
Small changes to a contact form can bring in more and better leads. Here is how to choose fields, lay out the…
CRO & UX
Dark Mode for Websites: Should You Offer It?
Operating systems and browsers now support prefers-color-scheme. Here is when a dark theme helps users, what it costs to build, and how…
CRO & UX
Accessibility Overlays: Do They Make a Site Compliant?
Accessibility overlays promise one-click compliance with a JavaScript widget. Here is what they can and cannot do, and why real fixes in…
CRO & UX
Lead Magnets That Work for Service Businesses
Lead magnets help service businesses collect contacts by offering something useful before a sales call. Here are formats that work, how to…
CRO & UX
User Personas: Designing for Your Real Customers
User personas describe the real people you design for, not vague demographics. Here is how to build useful personas and apply them…
CRO & UX
Comparison Pages: Helping Buyers Choose You Over Competitors
Comparison pages help undecided buyers weigh you against alternatives. Here is how to structure them honestly so they convert without turning into…
CRO & UX
Heatmaps: How to Read Them to Improve Your Site
Heatmaps show where people click, scroll and move on a page. Here is how to read them without jumping to the wrong…
CRO & UX
Reducing Form Abandonment: Field-by-Field Fixes
People start your form and then leave. Here is how to find which fields cause the drop-off and practical fixes for names,…