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I've often found Carousels do a good job when there is repetitive information, E.g. testimonials - you got one big testimonials but you also have a dozen more
by superasn 6y ago
I've often found Carousels do a good job when there is repetitive information,
E.g. testimonials - you got one big testimonials but you also have a dozen more and you don't want to fill up your page with just that.. so you use a carousel.
- dredmorbius 6y agoRepetitive ... useless ... information. How much does "My daughter loved the gift. Sue K., Topeka" add to your impression of an offer or product?
- squiggleblaz 6y agoIt's non trivial. If you heard someone liked it, you're more likely to buy it.
- jmiserez 6y agoIf it's an actual review on a trustworthy 3rd party site, yes. Otherwise no, as most of these testimonials are just completely fake.
- mattoxic 6y agowell, if Sue K liked it...
- volkandkaya 6y agoThen don't include the others. Only add testimonials that help convert visitors to customers.