You can check the website speed using by lots of free tools. Now here is a suggestion for your business. I have seen lots of businesses who did the same thing they develop the website and wait in the hope of the customer. Rather than that, you can hire a conversion optimiser who can help you to figure out why your users are not purchasing from your website.
Ohh ok .. but gtmetrix score is good . I have optimise my site at fullest I don’t know why it still take 15 sec ., I am using siteground as hostingDude. I am based in India, your website took 15 seconds to load, images are still loading.... :/ maybe work on that. The higher your page speed is, the higher bouce rate (people exiting your website)
That’s an amazing reviewHi there!
I share what @RonanTheAccuser said, after developing sites for some years I don't use sliders anymore. They take lots of resources and it bloats the site.
From the marketing perspective, you need to point the user in one direction at a time. What does that mean? When I entered the site I got like 6 messages at the same time. Our eye and brain can focus on one thing at a time. I'd suggest to simplify the home page, reduce texts and colors. For me less is more, always.
Regarding this image below
I will take it away and give the categories boxes some padding (space).
Additional tips:
- If you create a box, make it clickeable.
- There are too many discounts and offers. This makes hard for me to trust the brand.
- The circles of best collections are pixelated.
- Add some social proof from customer. Maybe Google My business reviews.
Hope it helps!
I will surely work on thatHi there!
I share what @RonanTheAccuser said, after developing sites for some years I don't use sliders anymore. They take lots of resources and it bloats the site.
From the marketing perspective, you need to point the user in one direction at a time. What does that mean? When I entered the site I got like 6 messages at the same time. Our eye and brain can focus on one thing at a time. I'd suggest to simplify the home page, reduce texts and colors. For me less is more, always.
Regarding this image below
I will take it away and give the categories boxes some padding (space).
Additional tips:
- If you create a box, make it clickeable.
- There are too many discounts and offers. This makes hard for me to trust the brand.
- The circles of best collections are pixelated.
- Add some social proof from customer. Maybe Google My business reviews.
Hope it helps!
There is one more problem if I start using image instead of slider . The content which I want to show will be minimised when I open my site in mobile phone . But I slider I can set the size for different devices .. any thing I can do ? Any website which don’t have slider and still show there contentHi there!
I share what @RonanTheAccuser said, after developing sites for some years I don't use sliders anymore. They take lots of resources and it bloats the site.
From the marketing perspective, you need to point the user in one direction at a time. What does that mean? When I entered the site I got like 6 messages at the same time. Our eye and brain can focus on one thing at a time. I'd suggest to simplify the home page, reduce texts and colors. For me less is more, always.
Regarding this image below
I will take it away and give the categories boxes some padding (space).
Additional tips:
- If you create a box, make it clickeable.
- There are too many discounts and offers. This makes hard for me to trust the brand.
- The circles of best collections are pixelated.
- Add some social proof from customer. Maybe Google My business reviews.
Hope it helps!
