Inadequate use of call to action (CTA)

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If you walk into a room with a black painted ceiling, pink side walls, and a combination of vintage and industrial style furniture, you'll probably notice, maybe even tap your forehead.

It's the same with fonts. If you overdo it, the text won't be readable, the page will look unprofessional , and the only feeling the user will get from the page will be: "This is chaos."

Avoid this, instead, choose one basic font for titles and headings and another basic font for regular text. And that's it. Nothing more, no exaggeration .

Using too many fonts

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Lack of search function
You know when you know exactly what you're looking for, why you came to the page, but there's no place to type your query? The absence of a search function makes it difficult for users to find what slovakia email list they're looking for, and can also reduce the overall usability of the website.

Therefore, have a search box on your website , preferably at the top of the page, and don't frustrate your customers by not allowing them to find what they're looking for.

When you manage to get a user to your website, guide them to take the desired action using a clear instruction in the CTA (call to action).

Simple tip phrases will help you: “Order, I want to know more, Try it for free, etc.”