I just found an article that shows what I had long suspected: ". Four seconds maximum time length in an average online shopper expects that the Web page to load before any rejection of the retail site"
This study shows that you lose potential customers if your site takes too long jewelry to load. What can you do to prevent this? The answer is: Keep it simple! Here are some suggestions:
* Avoid Flash introductions.
I usually do not back out of these sites before the intro has also stopped playing. At best, expect the "Skip Intro" button, which means that I do not see it.
* Avoid the music.
Although this may not match the load, you should consider that some users can access your website from a computer at work. When the music starts to play, they are likely to press the back button on their browser before colleagues or supervisors start watching what they do.
* Avoid activities.
I remember running into a jewelry site with animated text (Click!) Began to emerge when the cursor is moved next to "Buy" button. Not only does this slow down page load times and scrolling, it was also very annoying.
* Keep your graphic files small.
Yes, he wants to show their beautiful handmade jewelry, but not necessarily with 800 images k. Crop pictures, save them in slightly lower quality settings, or just use thumbnails instead.
* Avoid the importance of graphics.
It is good to know that you are a faithful dog or cat cute, but you do not necessarily show their pictures on your homepage.
* Avoid endless scrolling.
I saw a number of sites that are actually very simple pages long, and we must move and move and move ....
Your site must be a gateway featuring his work and takes users quickly areas of interest (on the contrary, all sub-page should also contain the navigation elements that allow the user to return to your page home or go elsewhere).
If a user can not scroll down because your site is still loading huge, he or she will probably leave your site.
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