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Did you know that 82% of companies that received a web accessibility lawsuit is in the eCommerce industry. If you're selling goods online, you need to test your website for accessibility frequently. Test your website for free with our AQA scan now and: - Find the WCAG Sucress Criteria you pass, fail, and need to manually review - See exactly where people with disabilities might struggle on your website - Get feedback on how to fix issues on your website. Test your website free now: https://hubs.ly/Q02kGDN_0 #A11y #WebAccessibility #eCommerce Image Description: Industry Leaderboard for web accessibility lawsuits. eCommerce industry accounted for 82% of digital ADA lawsuits and all other industries shared 18% of the lawsuits.

Did you know that ensuring equal access for all individuals, regardless of their abilities, is not only a moral responsibility but also a legal requirement? As we continue to navigate the digital world, it's crucial that we prioritize ADA compliance in order to create inclusive and accessible online spaces. Learn how to apply ADA Compliance to your BigCommerce website today! #ADACompliance #AccessibilityMatters #InclusivityMatters #BigCommerce #WebsiteDesign #AlwaysOpenCommerce

Ever think about how your website design might sway user decisions? Our new article explores 'dark patterns'—crafty tactics used to manipulate user behavior. It offers important insights into growing regulatory focus and best practices for your business.

Timing your paywall for maximum conversion isn’t about guesswork. It's about mastering three key components. Timing + Design + Testing It's easy to think that just having a paywall is enough, but that's a mistake. Focus on these 3 components: 1. Timing ↳ Understand user engagement metrics to determine the best moment for a paywall. ↳ Track feature engagement, and progress, trigger events, and gather user feedback. 2. Design ↳ Introduce milestone-triggered paywalls after users achieve specific milestones. ↳ Use psychological techniques like the anchoring effect and loss aversion. 3. Testing ↳ Regularly test different paywall designs and timings. ↳ Use A/B testing and iterate based on feedback and user behavior. That third component is crucial. Testing different approaches ensures you find the best strategy for your audience. ♻️ Share and follow if you found this useful.

👉 Page Experience Signals: How Do They Impact Rankings? Google's Page Experience Signals are key factors in determining mobile search rankings. 👉 Here are some important elements to keep in mind: ↔️ Core Web Vitals: Google measures things like load time, interactivity, and visual stability. If your site loads fast and has good First Input Delay (FID) and Largest Content full Paint (LCP), it can give your rankings a boost. ↔️ Mobile Usability: Google cares about whether your website is easy to view and navigate on mobile devices. A mobile-friendly design is critical for better rankings. ↔️ HTTPS: Security is a major factor. Your site needs an SSL certificate to ensure a safe browsing experience for users. No Intrusive Interstitials: Annoying pop-ups can hurt the user experience and your rankings. Avoid using them too much. If you are struggling with the issues DM me for free consultancy. 👍

Splash pages are awful for user experience because they’re blocking access. They’re forcing visitors to see a single image or a slideshow and click a specific button to access the full website. And when people lack options, they sometimes leave. Websites with splash pages have huge bounce rates, simply because of that lack of browsing freedom that it gives visitors. Sure, they might be “fancy,” and they might include a powerful background image that impresses visitors. Still, they could accomplish the same “visual impact” with the same image at the top of a regular homepage, where the navigation menu is fully accessible from the start. Allow me to use an analogy: imagine going into a store, but at the entrance, there’s another small room forcing you to look at one single featured product and a door with a sign that says “Enter store.” Wouldn’t that be annoying?

Times are tough and attention is harder than ever to get. Want to increase your brand's customer base by 27.8%? It's time to address the #WebAccessibility elephant in the room. Let's break this down with some stats. First off, 28.7% of the adult US population has some type of disability. You're leaving a lot of customers and money behind when you don’t have a website or online experience that caters to them. A recent study by Acquia found that 51% of disabled users would seek out alternative options if a website isn’t accessible, and 31% would complain to their family and friends about the issue. That's a lot of people you're losing AND having them tell others not to use your business either. It's not just about accessibility either. Web accessibility best practices line up with good user experience principles, and up to 69% of your website visitors click away from a poor user experience. Not being accessible is causing you to lose out on customers. Whether or not you’re accessible affects everyone who visits your website. Ready to learn the gaps in your #website harming your user experience? Let me audit that! Our website audits help you identify your accessibility gaps and risks, giving you the power to address them. Head to https://lnkd.in/gPkGkQ4G to get started with yours.

Ever think about how your website design might sway user decisions? Our new article explores 'dark patterns'—crafty tactics used to manipulate user behavior. It offers important insights into growing regulatory focus and best practices for your business.

With 1 in 6 people globally experiencing significant disability, if you fall under that 90% of websites, you're potentially providing a poor user experience to 16% of your website visitors! Our Digital, Creative and Web teams are WCAG 2.2 accessibility trained to ensure your website builds meet either AA and AAA accessibility standards. To level up or check your website's accessibility, get in touch with us today: https://lnkd.in/eKm8_7Vt #GlobalAccessibilityDay

Mobile users are ruthless. 53% will abandon your site if it takes over 3 seconds to load. I learned this the hard way. Built a beautiful ecommerce site. Packed with features. Looked amazing on desktop. Mobile load time? 8 seconds. Sales tanked. Client furious. Here's how we turned it around: 1. Mobile-first design approach 2. Aggressive image optimization 3. Critical CSS rendering 4. Removed unnecessary plugins 5. Implemented AMP for key pages Result: 2-second load time on mobile. Sales skyrocketed 78% in 30 days. Mobile optimization isn't optional anymore. It's survival. #MobileOptimization #EcommerceGrowth