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Background music
I had background music the first time I launched my website. It established the mood I wanted but based on polls, people don’t want to listen to something they didn’t ask for.
Colorful backgrounds and neon fonts
Would you like to strain the eyes of your users?
Automatic pop-ups
If your objective is to engage customers, a popup can be annoying. Offer rich-content features that your users want to read.
Multiple typefaces
Some websites use multiple fonts. “The more the merrier” does not apply to websites. It looks unprofessional.
Different page styles
Visitors can get lost in your website. It also destroys whatever branding you are trying to establish.
Force visitors to register or sign-up
Sign-ups can be seen as red flags.
Use cliché copy
Most people want to make their point clear and use dramatic introductions. I cringe when I look back at the things I’ve written before.
Use large heavy photos
Huge files can lag your site and 90% of users are impatient. They will likely leave your website before the image appears.
Too much text
Information overload is a turnoff. I am learning myself to always shorten the blogs I write.
White over black
Unless you are a gaming or photography site, a high contrast experience will strain the eyes of your users.
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