Testing Your Call to Action
Posted on: Tuesday, January 26th, 2010 in: Business Side, Usability & DesignTesting your websites call to action as if it were a advertisement. Your paying for it too!
Testing your websites call to action as if it were a advertisement. Your paying for it too!
If you are trying to get more traffic for you website, and the numbers just don’t seem to be going up lately, start experimenting with new sources.
I was aksed to checkout this MySpace Layouts site, and right away I guessed the author used Internet Explorer to make sure it looked right. Why? Because IE nicely corrects some of the formatting errors we webmasters make. Looking at the screen shot I made here, you can see Firefox and Google’s new chrome are not so nice.
Depending on your budget for building a site, an extremely worthwhile venture is to create an alternate layout, or parallel design. The benefits are almost endless, and features on the site quickly expose the good and the bad.