7 Mistakes Web Designers Should Avoid For Improving Call-To-Action Pages

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Last Updated on April 8, 2016

Distracting Background

A web design incorporating brand colors of a business is smart marketing strategy, but overdoing the same thing on a call-to-action page can prove quite unhelpful. Call-to-action pages with distracting backgrounds repel visitors rather than attracting them. Having a gentle and subtle look is a great strategy.

Vague Call-To-Action

The prime purpose of call to action button/page is to prompt users in performing a desired action. If your call-to-action button lacks the strength, attraction, and character, calling upon customers somewhat vaguely, expecting more conversions out of that is like living in fool’s paradise.

Posted by:Conroy James

My name is Conroy James and I am a professional content writer working for more than 5 years. Currently I am working in a web design company as an expert content writer. I have expertise in writing articles related to web design, ecommerce web design, website redesign, custom web design and social media content.